1986
DOI: 10.1016/0301-6226(86)90072-2
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A general approach to the use of multiple traits with repeated measurements in estimation of breeding values

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“…But only a very small gain in accuracy could be expected. Simianer (1986a) and Schulte-Coerne (1983) estimate this increase to be less than 1% when 3 lactations are considered and all the genetic correlations are 0.80. The difference is expected to be even smaller in our case because the correlations are higher.…”
Section: Results Of Different Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But only a very small gain in accuracy could be expected. Simianer (1986a) and Schulte-Coerne (1983) estimate this increase to be less than 1% when 3 lactations are considered and all the genetic correlations are 0.80. The difference is expected to be even smaller in our case because the correlations are higher.…”
Section: Results Of Different Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%