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    • Type I errors align with declared values, indicating statistical accuracy.
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    • The functional regression models effectively facilitate the identification of rare genetic variants.

    Conclusions:

    • The new functional linear mixed model provides a powerful tool for regional association analysis.
    • This approach aids in identifying rare genetic variants associated with complex human and animal traits.
    • The FREGAT software implements these methods for free download, promoting wider research application.