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. 2014 Aug 20;3:200. [Version 1] doi: 10.12688/f1000research.4867.1

Table 1. Computational costs for the solution of single-trait and multiple-trait analyses.

The variables n, m and t denote the sample size, the number of genetic markers, and the number of traits, respectively. v is the average number of iterations necessary to estimate the model parameters σ 2 and h 2 (see “Time complexity” in Supplementary Note S1).

Algorithm Estimation
of σ 2 and h 2
Single-trait
analysis
Multi-trait
analysis
( t > n)
Multi-trait
analysis
( n > t)
CLAK-C hol O( n 3 + tvn) O( mpn 2) O( tmn 2) O( tmn 2)
CLAK-E ig O( n 3 + tvn) O( mpn 2) O( tmn) O( mn 2)
FaST-LMM O( n 3 + tvn) O( mpn 2) O( tmn 2) O( tmn 2)
GWFGLS O( n 3 + tvn) O( mpn 2) O( tmn 2) O( tmn 2)
EMMAX O( n 3 + tvn) O( mpn 2) O( tmn 2) O( tmn 2)