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| - | allows choosing a method for inbreeding calculation. The inbreeding coefficients are used later (in the other programs) to set up the coefficients for the A-inverse. Existing | + | allows choosing a method for inbreeding calculation. The inbreeding coefficients are used later (in the other programs) to set up the coefficients for the A-inverse. Existing |
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| * 1: Meuwissen and Luo (1992) | * 1: Meuwissen and Luo (1992) | ||
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| * 5: method of Tier (1990) | * 5: method of Tier (1990) | ||
| * 6: Hybrid parallel computing, which is basically a parallel (OMP) version of Meuwissen and Luo (1992) | * 6: Hybrid parallel computing, which is basically a parallel (OMP) version of Meuwissen and Luo (1992) | ||
| - | * 7: Recursive tabular with self-breeding generations. | + | * 7: Recursive tabular with self-breeding generations. |
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| The default is method 1. Large speed-ups are made using method 6, but this requires using several threads (e.g., using '' | The default is method 1. Large speed-ups are made using method 6, but this requires using several threads (e.g., using '' | ||
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