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Summary: A distance function between any two genotypes based on their interaction with environments, when error variances are heterogeneous, is derived. Also a dissimilarity index for a group of genotypes which measures their interaction with environments, as an average of the pairwise distance functions is proposed.
Chandrika, C., Unnithan, V. K. G.
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Genotype by Environment Variance Heterogeneity in a Two-Stage Analysis
Biometrics, 1997Summary: The analysis of a series of crop variety trials often proceeds using a mixed model in which the data are the combined means from individual trials. The residual variation for this model consists of genotype by environment \((\text{G}\cdot\text{E})\) interactions and within-trial error variation.
Frensham, A., Cullis, B., Verbyla, A.
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Efficiency Control in Large-Scale Genotyping Using Analysis of Variance
Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 2005The efficiency of the genotyping process is determined by many simultaneous factors. In actual genotyping, a production run is often preceded by small-scale experiments to find optimal conditions. We propose to use statistical analysis of production run data as well, to gain insight into factors important for the outcome of genotyping.
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