weighted bivariate analysis

From: Wittenburg, Dörte <wittenburg_at_FBN-DUMMERSTORF.DE>
Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2007 10:52:14 +0200

Hi,

I am trying a weighted bivariate analysis with data that are prepared in a univariate way. For the two traits I have generated different weights, w1 and w2. ASReml 2.0 works fine. Now my question is, how does the residual covariance structure looks like when I define the R structure as "I times US" ? If I use the notation units within traits (US times I), then I think it is

Cov(e1,e2)=( sigma_e1^2*diag(w1){-1}, rho*sigma_e1*sigma_e2*I )
           ( rho*sigma_e1*sigma_e2*I, sigma_e2^2*diag(w2){-1} )

Am I right?

My .asr file:

Bivariate analysis
 mmutter !A !P
 dam !A !P
 gewicht
 log_var
 sau * !I
 vater !A
 paritaet 4
 saison * !I
 merkmal 2

sort_pedigree.ped !SKIP 1 !ALPHA !MAKE
data_univariat_w.asd !SKIP 1 !MAXIT 200 !DOPART $1 !ASMV 2
!TYPEIIISS

!PART 1
log_var !WT gewicht ~ merkmal merkmal.paritaet at(merkmal,1).saison,
 !r ![ merkmal.mmutter at(merkmal,2).dam !] at(merkmal,1).vater
 at(merkmal,1).sau !f mv

 1 2 1

 0 0 IDV
 merkmal 0 US
 1 -0.5 18

 merkmal.mmutter 2
 3 0 US 1 0.1 1 0.1 0.2 1 !GP
 0 0 AINV

Many thanks for response,
Dörte Wittenburg

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Genetik & Biometrie
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Received on Sat Aug 21 2007 - 10:52:14 EST

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