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. 2022 May 4;128(6):519–530. doi: 10.1038/s41437-022-00539-9

Table 3.

Summary of the prior distribution of the hyper-parameters and the parametric values utilized for genomic prediction with different Bayesian methods.

BayesA BayesB BayesC BL BRR
Prior distribution of the marker effects Scaled-t with degree of freedom dfβ and scale Sβ Scaled-t mixture, for the marker with non-zero effects, i.e., proportion π and 1 − π proportion of the total markers are assumed to have null effects Gaussian mixture, for the marker with non-zero effects, i.e., proportion π and 1 − π proportion of the total markers are assumed to have null effects Double exponential with parameter λ2 Gaussian with mean μβ and variance σβ2
Prior distribution of hyper parameters Sβ~Γr,s Sβ~Γr,s,π~Betap0,π0 λ2~Γr,s σβ2~χ2ν,S
Prior distribution of the variance of the marker effects and residual σβ2~χ2ν,S,σe2~χ2ν,S,whereS~Γr,s
Parametric value considered s=1.1,R2=0.5,dfβ=5,ν=5,Sβ=vary×R2×dfβ+2MSx,r=s1Sβ s=1.1,R2=0.5,dfβ=5,ν=5,Sβ=vary×R2×dfβ+2MSxπ,r=s1Sβ,π0=0.5,p0=10 s=1.1,R2=0.5,v=5,r=s121R2R2×MSx μβ=0,s=1.1,R2=0.5,dfβ=5,ν=5,Sβ=var(y)×R2×(dfβ+2)MSx,r=(s1)Sβ
Parameter for MCMC All the five Bayesian models were implemented with 10,000 iterations, burn-in period of 1000 cycles and thin of 15 iterations

MSx Sum of the variances of markers under study, Γ Gamma, χ−2 Inverse Chi-square, BL Bayesian LASSO, BRR Bayesian ridge regression.