The predCrossVar package
contains a complete set of functions for the prediction of additive and dominance genetic variances and co-variances among full-siblings based on parents. predCrossVar enables the prediction of genetic variance on multi-trait selection indices. Built for diploid organisms with phased, chromosome- or linkage-group ordered biallelic marker data, and a centimorgan-scale genetic map.
You can install predCrossVar My GitHub with:
devtools::install_github("wolfemd/predCrossVar", ref = 'master')
The package helps automate prediction for both simple (one trait, one cross) and complex (multi-trait, many crosses) scenarios.
| Single-trait Functions | REML or $MCMC^{VPM}$ |
|------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|
| predCrossVarA()
| Predicts one cross variance |
| runCrossVarPredsA()
| Wraps around predCrossVarA()
to predict multiple crosses |
Equivalent functions for an additive-plus-dominance models are: predCrossVarAD()
--> runCrossVarPredsAD()
No function as of now to do dominance separately.
Note that these functions were developed early, and the multi-trait functions below should supersede these in function.
| Multi-trait Functions | REML, $MCMC^{VPM}$, $MCMC^{PMV}$ |
|-----------------------|----------------------------------|
|predOneCrossVarA()
| Predicts one cross, one variance (or covariance), additive-only model |
| predCrossVarsA()
| wraps around predOneCrossVarA()
. Predicts multiple crosses (potentially in parallel/multicore), one variance (or covariance), additive-only model |
| runMtCrossVarPredsA()
| wraps around predCrossVarsA()
. Predicts the variances and covariances in the multi-trait case for a set of crosses, additive-only model. |
Equivalent functions for an additive-plus-dominance models are: predOneCrossVarAD()
--> predCrossVarsAD()
--> runMtCrossVarPredsAD()
. No function as of now to do only dominance.
There are also functions for the much less computationally challenging prediction of cross means (predCrossMeanBVsOneTrait()
--> predCrossMeanBVs()
) for convenience.
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