... For genomicdata, the minimum support threshold must be set low since if only a small set of genes are annotated into a very specific category, the support of rules containing this annotation will be quite ...
... Beyond studying genetic diversity: how can pedigree and genomicdata help us assigning individuals to breeds? H. Wilmot* 1 , J. Bormann 2 , N. Gengler 1 ; 1 ULiège - Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, Gembloux, ...
... facilitate genomicdata interpretation in ...of data repositories, continue to appropriately describe how information elicited from journal articles or databases is incorporated and organized within ...
... of genomic predictions was twice higher than that of traditional pedigree ...of genomicdata for genetic improvement of traits which are difficult to record, such as disease resistance and ...
... profile data to discover intrinsic associations between ...When data is dense or correlated, such as genomicdata, Close reduces both execution times and memory space usage compared with ...
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... We propose the use of ABC-RF to co-estimate demography and selection in temporal population genomics data. We ran ~50.000 simulations and calculated summary statistics to construct the reference table that was ...
... Collins, 2 Texas A&M University, College Station. Feed intake, growth, and pedigree data from the Midland Bull Test database were used to estimate parameters required for genetic evalua- tion of feed ...
... Many configurations (dataset, type of kernel function, C value) obtained excellent classification performance, inferring that many of the feature space selection techniq[r] ...
... Page 5/20 2. Introduction Pigs and poultry production schemes rely on crossbreeding, where the production animals are crossbred (CB) animals (Figure 1). Thus, the breeding goal for these species is to increase CB ...
... allow to estimate demographic and selection parameters taking into account their interaction. Because these models are difficult to address under a likelihood framework we recourse to approximate Bayesian computation via ...
... Genealogical information for examinees was available for 3-4 ancestral generations in nearly all cases (and in some cases up to 6 generations), based on the self- reported information and parish records. No inbreeding ...
... from data acquisition to data management and ...the genomic pattern and the corresponding phenotypic variations not easy to ...complete genomic information (i.e. sequence data) was ...
... Using gene expression analysis methods, we determined that the transcription factor NF-Y plays a key role in the differential response among cell lines, which is consisten[r] ...
... CHAPTER 2. NETNORM by the proxy mutations that were created in these patients (Fig. 2.5a ). The prognostic power of proxy genes in NetNorM comes from at least two types of information they capture. The first type of ...
... The feature maps are synchronized with the dot plot to display identical ranges of sequences, allowing the user to focus on a subset of the alignments and compare features aroun[r] ...
... To evaluate the efficiency and scalability of GenMiner, it was run on a dataset combining the Eisen et al. gene expression data [10] and annotations of these genes. Experimental results show that GenMiner can deal ...
... drawback. Genomicdata is often required, provided in different formats: either annotated genomes, and/or protein sequences, possibly associ- ated with trained Hidden Markov ...conciliating genomic ...
... user data integration Integration and analysis of genomicdata into MicroScope are open and free of charge for the worldwide community of ...RNA-seq data for quantitative transcriptomics and ...