Y: An example of response variables.
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An example of response variables.
Description
A vector consisting of 500 samples.
Details
Y mimicked phenotypic values in quantitative genetics. Y was created from X (SNP genotypes) and Z (fixed effect). 10 SNPs in X have additive effects, and 5 out of 10 SNPs have dominance effects further. Y also include environmental noises. The variances of additive, dominance, and noise are approximately 1 : 1 : 1.
See Also
X, Z
Examples
data(sampledata)
length(Y) #500 samples
any(is.na(Y)) #FALSE. Y has no missing (but it's allowed).
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An example of response variables.
Description
A vector consisting of 500 samples.
Details
Y mimicked phenotypic values in quantitative genetics. Y was created from X (SNP genotypes) and Z (fixed effect). 10 SNPs in X have additive effects, and 5 out of 10 SNPs have dominance effects further. Y also include environmental noises. The variances of additive, dominance, and noise are approximately 1 : 1 : 1.
See Also
X, Z
Examples
data(sampledata)
length(Y) #500 samples
any(is.na(Y)) #FALSE. Y has no missing (but it's allowed).
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