Re: ASReml spatial analysis

Dear Mstoehr
THere are numerous reasons why this may occur and you have not supplied
sufficient detail for me to provide an accurate and helpful reply. If you
fit the same models at the genetic level as well as at the error level
then the AR model parameter estimates should be the same. This means that
the model at the GxE level needs to be a diag() model for all the genetic
terms. I can send you numerous examples of such code....

warm regards

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ASReml spatial analysis

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Hi: I am running a multiple-site spatial analysis for a forest tree
progeny test (using Rowfac and Colfac) and the ARs for each site are
different in comparison to those I get if I just run individulal sites
(using AR and AR). What is the reason for that?

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