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--- application_programs [2016/09/30 19:33] – andres
+++ application_programs [2017/03/21 20:19] – shogo
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 The [[distribution|programs]] support mixed models with multiple-correlated effects, multiple animal models and dominance.
-**Most** of the programs now support being called with the parameter file as an argument, e.g. <file> blupf90 renf90.par </file>. This avoids typing the name of the file in interactive or doing the trick <file> echo renf90.par | blupf90.par </file>.
+**Most** of the programs now support being called with the parameter file as an argument, e.g. <file> blupf90 renf90.par </file>. This avoids typing the name of the file in interactive or doing the trick <file> echo renf90.par | blupf90 </file>.
-Download {{:blupf90_all4.pdf|BLUPF90 family manual}}. Note that some programs repertoried below are not in the manual (e.g. ''inbupgf90'')
+Download {{:blupf90_all5.pdf|BLUPF90 family manual}}. Note that some programs repertoried below are not in the manual (e.g. ''inbupgf90'')
    * [[readme.blupf90|BLUPF90]] - BLUP in memory
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   * [[readme.gibbs2|GIBBS2F90]] - as above but with joint sampling of correlated effects
   * [[readme.gibbs3|GIBBS3F90]] - as above with support for heterogeneous residual variances
+  * [[readme.gibbscen|GIBBS2CEN]] - support censored data (J. Arango)
+  * [[readme.gibbsrecur|GIBBS2RECUR]] - support recursive models (J. P. Sanchez)
   * [[readme.postgibbs|POSTGIBBSF90]] - statistics and graphics for post-Gibbs analysis (S. Tsuruta)
   * THRGIBBSF90 - Gibbs sampling for any combination of categorical and linear traits (D. Lee)