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Table 4 Comparison of breed prediction results

From: Genomic breed prediction in New Zealand sheep

    

Intercept

Slope

 

Set

Breed

Method1

Method2

Value

SE

Value

SE

Correlation

Train

Romney

Recorded

GS

-0.005

0.000

1.008

0.000

1.000

Train

Romney

Recorded

Regp

0.056

0.003

0.939

0.004

0.968

Train

Romney

Regp

GS

-0.024

0.003

1.008

0.004

0.970

Train

Coopworth

Recorded

GS

-0.002

0.000

1.010

0.000

1.000

Train

Coopworth

Recorded

Regp

-0.002

0.002

0.949

0.003

0.974

Train

Coopworth

Regp

GS

0.012

0.001

1.013

0.003

0.976

Train

Perendale

Recorded

GS

0.000

0.000

1.010

0.000

1.000

Train

Perendale

Recorded

Regp

-0.016

0.001

0.919

0.005

0.945

Train

Perendale

Regp

GS

0.025

0.001

0.986

0.005

0.948

Train

Texel

Recorded

GS

0.000

0.000

1.022

0.000

1.000

Train

Texel

Recorded

Regp

-0.011

0.001

0.907

0.005

0.945

Train

Texel

Regp

GS

0.017

0.001

1.012

0.005

0.949

Non-train

Romney

Recorded

GS

-0.047

0.003

1.026

0.004

0.966

Non-train

Romney

Recorded

Regp

0.006

0.002

0.967

0.004

0.967

Non-train

Romney

Regp

GS

-0.079

0.002

1.049

0.003

0.971

Non-train

Coopworth

Recorded

GS

-0.026

0.002

1.007

0.004

0.964

Non-train

Coopworth

Recorded

Regp

-0.023

0.002

0.952

0.004

0.958

Non-train

Coopworth

Regp

GS

0.017

0.001

1.009

0.002

0.981

Non-train

Perendale

Recorded

GS

-0.020

0.002

0.951

0.006

0.925

Non-train

Perendale

Recorded

Regp

-0.041

0.002

0.819

0.008

0.849

Non-train

Perendale

Regp

GS

0.066

0.001

1.019

0.004

0.931

Non-train

Texel

Recorded

GS

-0.009

0.001

0.989

0.005

0.940

Non-train

Texel

Recorded

Regp

-0.027

0.002

0.868

0.006

0.913

Non-train

Texel

Regp

GS

0.037

0.001

1.080

0.004

0.954

  1. Summary of regressions of breed proportions from Method1 on those from Method2 (Recorded is from SIL; GS is the genomic selection method; Regp is the regression method). Regression parameters shown are the intercept and slope, along with their standard errors (SEs), and the correlation. The sets are either the subset of training animals (Train), or the subset that were not training animals (Non-train).