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. 2021 Apr 9;53:34. doi: 10.1186/s12711-021-00626-1

Table 2.

Number of iterations needed to reach a difference (for each trait) between intermediate and true estimates of genetic effects (or Legendre polynomials) lower than 1%

Evaluation Modela # Iterationsb er c CR CD CK CM
FIN ssGBLUP (10) 3200 4.43210-3 4.29510-8 1.13410-5 0.105 0.327
ssGBLUP (30) 3200 4.86410-3 3.16210-8 1.92210-5 0.181 0.444
ssSNPBLUP (10) 3200 2.72410-3 3.71910-8 1.87110-5 0.155 0.448
ssSNPBLUP (30) 3200 4.60010-3 5.16810-8 1.53610-5 0.172 0.412
KAR ssGBLUP (10) 1800 8.74510-4 6.52010-8 5.53510-6 0.431 0.877
ssGBLUP (30) 1400 9.56110-4 7.48310-7 8.79410-6 1.163 2.372
ssSNPBLUP (10) 1900 8.18010-4 6.84510-6 4.19410-6 0.444 0.905
ssSNPBLUP (30) 1500 8.18110-4 4.50410-6 6.83010-6 0.802 1.636
LON ssGBLUP (10) 5200 9.70910-5 1.59010-9 6.69910-8 0.006 0.023
ssSNPBLUP (10) 5600 1.12610-4 6.96610-7 5.58310-8 0.006 0.025
LON + block ssGBLUP (10) 1600 4.17810-5 1.86810-8 5.97610-7 0.010 0.039
ssGBLUP (30) 1800 5.08510-5 5.05410-9 5.04110-7 0.011 0.042
ssSNPBLUP (10) 2000 6.55910-5 4.74210-6 7.82210-7 0.021 0.083
ssSNPBLUP (30) 2100 5.31410-5 1.37210-6 4.65610-7 0.013 0.052

Values of termination criteria corresponding to the number of iterations are reported

aPercentage of variance (due to additive genetic effects) explained by residual polygenic effects

bThe solutions were stored and evaluated every 100-th iteration

c er = relative errors in the solutions