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

Table 3.

Number of iterations needed to reach a Pearson correlation (for each trait) between intermediate and true estimates of genetic effects (or Legendre polynomials) greater than 0.99990

Evaluation Modela # Iterationsb er c CR CD CK CM
FIN ssGBLUP (10) 2700 9.54710-3 1.62310-7 4.23710-5 0.241 0.749
ssGBLUP (30) 2600 1.28210-2 7.81310-8 3.19510-5 0.327 0.802
ssSNPBLUP (10) 2500 9.37210-3 1.27410-7 5.58710-5 0.530 1.533
ssSNPBLUP (30) 2700 1.06910-2 2.11710-7 4.14410-5 0.335 0.805
KAR ssGBLUP (10) 1100 3.46010-3 3.29310-7 3.96710-5 2.595 5.284
ssGBLUP (30) 1100 3.67510-3 1.06310-6 2.90410-5 4.096 8.354
ssSNPBLUP (10) 1100 4.11510-3 1.85110-5 1.68310-5 2.737 5.572
ssSNPBLUP (30) 1100 4.03910-3 1.13510-5 2.43510-5 4.189 8.544
LON ssGBLUP (10) 3900 1.60710-4 1.54010-8 6.78910-7 0.060 0.235
ssSNPBLUP (10) 4100 1.97410-4 1.84910-6 5.34410-7 0.069 0.267
LON + block ssGBLUP (10) 1300 1.47610-4 2.27310-8 2.12110-6 0.040 0.154
ssGBLUP (30) 1500 1.17710-4 1.98710-8 2.00310-6 0.043 0.165
ssSNPBLUP (10) 1600 1.39310-4 1.54910-5 2.83910-6 0.073 0.282
ssSNPBLUP (30) 1800 9.49910-5 5.96110-6 1.35210-6 0.039 0.153

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