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nadiv (version 2.11)

Functions to construct non-additive genetic relatedness matrices

Description

Constructs non-additive genetic relationship matrices from a pedigree. These and their inverses can be passed to a linear mixed effect model, known as the 'animal model'.

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install.packages('nadiv')

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2.11

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GPL (>= 2)

Maintainer

Matthew Wolak

Last Published

February 26th, 2013

Functions in nadiv (2.11)

Mrode9

Pedigree, adapted from example 9.1 of Mrode (2005)
constrainFun

Function used in conjunction with others to produce a profile likelihood for a variance component
makeD

Creates the dominance genetic realationship matrix
proLik

Estimates the profile likelihood of a random effect
plot.proLik

Plot profile Likelihood
parConstrainFun

Function used in the proLik function to produce a profile likelihood for a variance component
FG90

Pedigree, adapted from Table 1 in Fernando & Grossman (1990)
nadiv-package

Functions to create non-additive relationship matrices and their inverses
makeDsim

Creates the dominance genetic relationship matrix through iteration
warcolak

Pedigree and phenotypic values for a mythical population of Warcolaks
sm2list

Converts a sparse matrix into a three column format.
genAssign

Generation assignment
makeS

Creates the additive genetic relationship matrix for the sex chromosomes
numPed

Creates a numeric form of a pedigree
makeDomEpi

Creates the additive by dominance and dominance by dominance epistatic genetic relationship matrices
varTrans

Transforms ASReml-R gamma variances to component scale
aiCI

Confidence Intervals for Variance Components
findDFC

Finds the double first cousins in a pedigree
makeAA

Creates the additive by additive epistatic genetic relationship matrix
aiFun

Sampling (co)variances
makeA

Creates the additive genetic relationship matrix
DFC

Indicates Double First Cousins
Mrode2

Pedigree from Table 2.1 of Mrode (2005)