Assessing a double hierarchical generalized linear model and other shrinkage methods in prediction using highdimensional genomic data Authors: Ying Fang Supervisor: Xia Shen

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Date: 2011-06-20 08:42:44 Statistical methods Classical genetics Estimation theory Genome-wide association study Least squares Bias of an estimator Quantitative trait locus Best linear unbiased prediction Genetic association Statistics Genetics Regression analysis		Assessing a double hierarchical generalized linear model and other shrinkage methods in prediction using highdimensional genomic data Authors: Ying Fang Supervisor: Xia Shen Add to Reading List Source URL: www.statistics.du.se Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,26 MB Share Document on Facebook

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