Dear Tomasz,
The ASReml tutorial session C4 discusses random regression.
You can find it on the VSN website at http://www.vsni.co.uk/software/asreml/user-area/tutorials/
One way of doing it based on your example would be for a data file with the fields
cow dim milk
BNasic Random Regression
Cow * # Assumes coded 1 to n as in your example
DIM # covariate -
milk
Milk.dat
milk ~ mu DIM DIM.DIM !r !{ Cow Cow.DIM Cow.DIM.DIM !}
0 0 1
Cow
3 0 US !GP
.1 .01 .1 .01 .01 .1
Cow
Now there are many variations on this theme possible
such as using leg(DIM,2).Cow i.e.
milk ~ mu DIM DIM.DIM !r leg(DIM,2).Cow
0 0 1
leg(DIM,2).Cow 2
3 0 US !GP
.1 .01 .1 .01 .01 .1
Cow
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Arthur Gilmour
Principal Research Scientist (Biometrics)
NSW Dept Primary Industries
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