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. 2020 May 15;52:26. doi: 10.1186/s12711-020-00544-8

Table 2.

Mean accuracy and standard error of the mean of each method, calculated over ten replicates each, times 100

Scenario GBLUP BayesB NetSparse GBLUP-AD BayesB-AD GBLUP-ADAA
Base 63.6±1.2 63.8±1.2 64.8±1.4 62.5±1.3 61.5±1.5 62.2±1.4
S10 63.6±1.5 84.6±1.5 91.3±1.3 63.1±1.3 82.0±1.4 62.7±1.4
S100 61.6±0.7 64.4±1.0 66.8±1.3 61.0±0.6 61.5±1.1 60.7±0.7
S1000 66.0±1.8 64.9±1.7 66.0±1.8 65.7±1.8 62.9±2.1 65.5±1.8
Dmedium 55.4±2.0 55.6±1.8 56.2±2.1 56.1±2.0 55.4±2.2 55.8±2.0
Dextreme 42.8±1.7 42.8±1.5 43.4±1.8 49.7±1.7 49.5±1.7 49.2±1.7
EA 43.9±2.0 44.0±1.8 44.6±2.1 43.2±2.2 41.4±2.0 43.3±2.4
EC 44.9±2.1 44.5±2.4 45.4±2.4 44.5±2.1 43.9±2.4 44.4±2.2
EI 56.5±1.5 56.4±1.7 58.0±1.6 55.2±1.5 54.0±1.8 55.2±1.5

Each row corresponds to a scenario, as summarized in Table 1. The different columns correspond to different methods, GBLUP and Bayes-B are additive methods, GBLUP-AD and BayesB-AD are methods with additive and dominance features and GBLUP-ADAA has additive, dominance and additive × additive features