Hi,
I am comparing different methodologies for MET and in one of them I am running all the pairs of bivariate analyses for 70 sites, which means an awful lot of analyses. I wrote an R script that first run all the univariate analyses (fitting models appropriate for each site), stores the variance components and then I can use those components as starting values for the pairs.
My problem starts in that I would, sometimes, like to constraint one of the variances to a given value. For example, for some pairs I would like to constrain in4 to 0.01 (or something very small). Is there a simple way to fix in4 to 0.01?
Code:
dbh.bi <- asreml(cbind(dbh1,dbh2) ~ trait,
random = ~ Rep:diag(trait,init=c(in1,in2)) +
Rep:Sets:diag(trait,init=c(in3,in4)) +
Fem:corgh(trait,init=c(in5,in6,in7)),
data = cur,
rcov = ~ units:diag(trait,init=c(in8,in9)))
In plain vanilla ASReml I would use something like !GF. Can I do that in asreml-R without recurring to manually edit a starting values external file? Remember, I have to run this code over 2,000 times.
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