Re: Using the and(t,r) function

hi I am Sergio Roman From Mexico.
  I don´t know is this terns in your model are correct in your program. If you try to run an animal model is only necesary include !P in the ANIMAL and that all. As you say, you are trying ti include maternal and parternal effects you can include !P in both. It´s like you run ana animal model with maternal genetic effects fro growth traits
   
  Mixed Model for BTA27
          animal !P !M0
        pgam !I !P
        mgam !I !P
        dyd !M0
        weight !M0
  Ped.ped !MAKE
GIV1.giv
D1.txt
  dyd !WT weight ~ mu !r animal pgam and(mgam,1)
  The model looks right but is neccesary and in the model???
  0 0 2
  animal 1
0 0 AINV 1.0
  pgam 1
0 0 GIV1 1.0
Best wisshes,
  Sergio

"Baes, Christine" <baes_at_FBN-DUMMERSTORF.DE> wrote:
    
  I have pedigree data for 520 animals and would like to include paternal and maternal gametic information in my model (pgam and mgam in the following program, respectively). Ped.ped is my pedigree (animal, sire, dam), GIV1 is the gametic covariance matrix for the gametes (row, column, value), and D1 is my data file (containing animal, pgam, mgam, DYD and a weight). Missing values are denoted as '0'. The program is as follows:
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Mixed Model for BTA27
          animal !P !M0
        pgam !I
        mgam !I
        dyd !M0
        weight !M0
  Ped.ped !MAKE
GIV1.giv
D1.txt
  dyd !WT weight ~ mu !r animal pgam and(mgam,1)
  0 0 2
  animal 1
0 0 AINV 1.0
  pgam 1
0 0 GIV1 1.0
________________________________________________________________
  ...and with this program I get the following error message:
   Warning: Since fault 333 occured during the last iteration results reported may be erroneous
 Fault 333 PROGRAMMING error AIXDWX
  Is what I'm trying to do even possible?
I appreciate any thoughts or comments.
  Sincerely,
Christine Baes
  Christine Baes, M.Sc.(Agr)
  Research Institute for the Biology of Farm Animals
Research Unit: Genetics and Biometrics
Forschungsinstitut für die Biologie Landwirtschaftlicher Nutztiere
Forschungsbereich: Genetik und Biometrie
  Wilhelm-Stahl-Allee 2
18196 Dummerstorf
Tel.: 038208 / 68909
Mob.: 0176 / 2411 4336
Email: baes_at_fbn-dummerstorf.de

                
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Received on Mon May 10 2006 - 05:26:40 EST