Table 4.

Comparison of the baseline and genomic mixed linear models

	Baseline model		Genomic model
	H 2	Log l	H 2	h 2	Log l	Add. var. (%)a
Biomass	0.56	$-4113$	0.75	0.56	$-2401$	75
Glaucousness	0.81	$-12,424$	0.89	0.76	$-8370$	86
Grain protein	0.57	$-1119$	0.75	0.62	1517	82
Grain yield	0.44	$-76,861$	0.63	0.45	$-75,322$	72
Greenness	0.64	$-9271$	0.75	0.58	$-6479$	77
Growth habit	0.71	$-4148$	0.89	0.78	$-1781$	88
Plant height	0.74	$-5212$	0.91	0.81	$-2655$	89
Leaf loss	0.67	$-10,067$	0.83	0.69	$-7648$	82
Leaf width	0.71	$-7888$	0.86	0.75	$-4674$	87
Maturity	0.92	$-24,045$	0.98	0.91	$-20,562$	93
NDVI	0.45	25, 269	0.62	0.36	26, 160	58
Test weight	0.75	$-10,566$	0.91	0.82	$-7546$	90
TKW	0.79	$-21,047$	0.93	0.85	$-17076$	91
Yellows	0.73	$-3662$	0.82	0.53	$-2418$	65

Broad sense heritabilities are presented for each model, and narrow sense for the genomic model as there is no term in the base model to capture the additive genetic variance. Model fit is compared through the log-likelihood measure

^a Proportion of the variance accounted for by the model that is additive