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When using variable selection method on markers, how do you calculate variance explained both genetic and phenotypic of all snps? I tried to follow the example in vignette but I am getting a lower sum PEV explained of all markers than snp heritability
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Thank you for the question.
In hibayes package, the heritability of a trait is derived from dividing the genetic variance by the sum of genetic variance, residual variance, and all the environmental variance, rather than dividing the variance of original phenotype. And the PVE in GWAS study, we usually pay more attention to the contribution of a marker to the original phenotype, thus we divide it by the variance of original phenotype here. It should be noted that the sum of PVE is not comparable with the SNP heritability, because the markers are not fully independent from each other, they are in linkage disequilibrium.
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When using variable selection method on markers, how do you calculate variance explained both genetic and phenotypic of all snps? I tried to follow the example in vignette but I am getting a lower sum PEV explained of all markers than snp heritability
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: