Comparison of iterated single-step and Bayesian regressions on genomic evaluations for age at 100 kg in swine.

@article{Freitas2015ComparisonOI,
  title={Comparison of iterated single-step and Bayesian regressions on genomic evaluations for age at 100 kg in swine.},
  author={Marcelo Silva de Freitas and L. S. Freitas and Tom{\'a}s Weber and Marcos Yamaki and Maur{\'i}cio E Cant{\~a}o and Jane O. Peixoto and M{\^o}nica Corr{\^e}a Ledur},
  journal={Journal of animal science},
  year={2015},
  volume={93 10},
  pages={
          4675-83
        }
}
The effects of modified single-step genomic best linear unbiased prediction (ssGBLUP) iterations on GEBV and SNP were investigated using 85,388 age at 100 kg phenotypes from the BRF SA breeding program Landrace pure line animals, off-tested between 2002 and 2013. Pedigree data comprised animals born between 1999 and 2013. A total of 1,068 animals were assigned to the training population, in which all of them had genotypes, original and corrected age at 100 kg phenotypes, and weighted… 
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