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Possible Biases in Heritability Estimates from Intraclass Correlation

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Publisher Springer
Specialty Genetics
Date 2013 Dec 7
PMID 24311205
Citations 8
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Abstract

There is an inherent bias in intraclass correlations since the expectation of a ratio does not equal the ratio of expectations. A simple accurate approximation for this bias is derived, and it is found that the inherent bias is usually negligible. Selection of sires is known to bias half-sib heritability estimates, and appropriate formulae are given and discussed.

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