A maximum-likelihood model-fitting approach to conducting a Hayman analysis of diallel tables with complete or missing data.

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A maximum-likelihood model-fitting approach to conducting a Hayman analysis of diallel tables with complete or missing data.

Behavior genetics - 1 Jan 1993

Rodriguez L A, Fulker D W, Cherny S S

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A method is presented for conducting a Hayman analysis of non-replicated diallel tables using a maximum-likelihood (ML) model-fitting approach, rather than a traditional analysis of variance (ANOVA) approach. Hayman's linear model for a diallel analysis is used to generate a table of expected cell means. This table of expected cell means is fit to a table of observed cell means, and the fit is assessed using a...

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