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. 2005 Apr;169(4):2305–2318. doi: 10.1534/genetics.104.034181

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Figure 4.— — True-positive rate vs. effect size (α) at different heritabilities: h² = 0.2 (top), h² = 0.4 (middle), and h² = 0.6 (bottom). The true-positive rates are calculated by counting only those QTL with effects higher than the given effect size (x-axis). The different lines refer to the different decision rules with and without missing data; 50%, 10%, and 1% refer to the percentiles of the posterior probabilities p_j₊ and p_j₋ that were used as threshold values.

Figure 4.— — True-positive rate vs. effect size (α) at different heritabilities: h² = 0.2 (top), h² = 0.4 (middle), and h² = 0.6 (bottom). The true-positive rates are calculated by counting only those QTL with effects higher than the given effect size (x-axis). The different lines refer to the different decision rules with and without missing data; 50%, 10%, and 1% refer to the percentiles of the posterior probabilities p_j₊ and p_j₋ that were used as threshold values.