Approximated prediction of genomic selection accuracy when reference and candidate populations are related

The first aim of this study was to investigate the benefit of using a crossbred reference population for genomic prediction of purebred selection candidates for cross-

In contrast to the island breeds, the lowest levels of genetic differentiation (D EST ) were observed for the breed groups from Minor Asia and South East Europe and for some

Figure 4 Effect on index accuracy of a breeding program using PB selection candidates selected on CB performance when adding additional CB animals to a 2000 PB reference

3 Predicted versus empirical accuracies of the multi-population, single GRM genomic prediction model (5553 individuals from population B and 476 individuals from population A in

We investigated the accuracy of genomic estimate breeding values (GEBV) through cross validation in a synthetic population (SP) of broad genetic diversity developed for upland

The strategy for sampling trainin populations had the strongest effect on the accuracy of genomic selection in the test population. Its effect was related to the maximum

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