通过隐藏的身份-根据-后裔状态估计内生殖和亲属系数

Yongtao Guan1,2, Daniel Levy1,2

  • 1Framingham Heart Study, Framingham, MA 01702, United States.

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概括

亲属通过模拟身份-由-后裔,准确估计遗传亲属关系和近亲繁殖,克服现有方法的局限性. 这种方法确保了非负值的估计,并提高了准确性,特别是在混合种群中.

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