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Bayesian QTL mapping using skewed Student-t distributions.
Genetics, selection, evolution : GSE - 1 Jan 2000
von Rohr Peter, Hoeschele Ina
Abstract excerpt
In most QTL mapping studies, phenotypes are assumed to follow normal distributions. Deviations from this assumption may lead to detection of false positive QTL. To improve the robustness of Bayesian QTL mapping methods, the normal distribution for residuals is replaced with a skewed Student-t distribution. The latter distribution is able to account for both heavy tails and skewness, and both components are each...
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