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  <title>ASReml - Singularity appearing in simple animal model</title>
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  <description>Hi. I am experiencing difficulty with running an animal model for a collared flycatcher dataset. I actually wanted to run random regression models but have been unable to run even a simple animal model because of a singularity being reported in the model. The issue arises when both additive genetic and permanent environment effects are included as random effects in the model - when either of these is omitted the model seems to run fine. However, a singularity is reported when both are included. The component of the permanent environment effect is consistently estimated as being 10% of that of the residual variance.
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I have tried modelling different traits, using alternative versions of the pedigree and a much smaller version of the dataset without success - always the result is the same, with the model reporting a singularity on the first run and the permanent environment component being estimated as 10% of the residual variance. I also used a colleague's pedigree and dataset, which he said were working fine for him, but the same problem has arisen.
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I can see that I must be doing something wrong but I have run out of ideas and so I am posting this in the hope that someone with a much greater understanding of the program might be able to offer a potential solution.
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Thanks</description>
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  <title>ASReml - RE: at(grp):member</title>
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  <description>Hi Ian,
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I just tried a 'dummy' example with 200 families and 20 lines/family and the construct at(family):line worked ok. In fact, I think the limit is now 9999 for simple components. I wonder if I could trouble you for a suitably sanitized version of your job so I can get to the bottom of the problem.
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Dave.</description>
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  <title>ASReml - Modeling block-diagonal residual matrix in RR models</title>
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  <description>Hello there,
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I am trying to run a random regression model with block-diagonal residual matrix.
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I cannot figure out the syntax for this situation.
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Can anybody help me with the syntax? Attached is my *.as file. Thanks in advance.
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Kon
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Run1 milk fat protein 3 lactations test data
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htd1 9 !m0
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htd2 6 !m0
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htd3 5 !m0
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animal !P
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p2 12
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age1 !m0
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age2 !m0
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age3 !m0
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testNo 10 !m0
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dim1 !m0
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dim2 !m0
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dim3 !m0
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milk1 !m0
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fat1 !m0
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prot1 !m0
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milk2 !m0
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fat2 !m0
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prot2 !m0
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milk3 !m0
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fat3 !m0
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prot3 !m0
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scs1 !m0
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scs2 !m0
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scs3 !m0
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mfp.ped !MAKE
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mfp.dat !MVINCLUDE !AISING !ASUV !BLUP
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milk1 fat1 prot1 milk2 fat2 prot2 milk3 fat3 prot3 ~ Trait,
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at(Tr,1).htd1 at(Tr,2).htd1 at(Tr,3).htd1,
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at(Tr,4).htd2 at(Tr,5).htd2 at(Tr,6).htd2,
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at(Tr,7).htd3 at(Tr,&lt;img src=&quot;images/smiles/icon_cool.gif&quot; alt=&quot;Cool&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; /&gt;.htd3 at(Tr,9).htd3,
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!r ![at(Tr,1).leg(dim1,2).animal at(Tr,2).leg(dim1,2).animal at(Tr,3).leg(dim1,2).animal,
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at(Tr,4).leg(dim2,2).animal at(Tr,5).leg(dim2,2).animal at(Tr,6).leg(dim2,2).animal,
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at(Tr,7).leg(dim3,2).animal at(Tr,&lt;img src=&quot;images/smiles/icon_cool.gif&quot; alt=&quot;Cool&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; /&gt;.leg(dim3,2).animal at(Tr,9).leg(dim3,2).animal !],
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![at(Tr,1).leg(dim1,2).p2 at(Tr,2).leg(dim1,2).p2 at(Tr,3).leg(dim1,2).p2,
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at(Tr,4).leg(dim2,2).p2 at(Tr,5).leg(dim2,2).p2 at(Tr,6).leg(dim2,2).p2,
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at(Tr,7).leg(dim3,2).p2 at(Tr,&lt;img src=&quot;images/smiles/icon_cool.gif&quot; alt=&quot;Cool&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; /&gt;.leg(dim3,2).p2 at(Tr,9).leg(dim3,2).p2 !] ! mv
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3 2 2 !STEP 0.01 ASMV 10
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#12 !S2==1
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#90 0 DIAG !+90
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# 0.657908 0.637942 0.771447 0.657908 0.637942 0.771447 0.657908 0.637942 0.771447
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# 0.422727 0.453957 0.526399 0.422727 0.453957 0.526399 0.422727 0.453957 0.526399
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# 0.386030 0.402864 0.442875 0.386030 0.402864 0.442875 0.386030 0.402864 0.442875
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# 0.320358 0.322828 0.377327 0.320358 0.322828 0.377327 0.320358 0.322828 0.377327
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# 0.266839 0.270653 0.303710 0.266839 0.270653 0.303710 0.266839 0.270653 0.303710
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# 0.226540 0.221478 0.253297 0.226540 0.221478 0.253297 0.226540 0.221478 0.253297
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# 0.230738 0.204920 0.216980 0.230738 0.204920 0.216980 0.230738 0.204920 0.216980
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# 0.213249 0.191251 0.202024 0.213249 0.191251 0.202024 0.213249 0.191251 0.202024
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# 0.192626 0.164194 0.187223 0.192626 0.164194 0.187223 0.192626 0.164194 0.187223
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# 0.188050 0.142975 0.141640 0.188050 0.142975 0.141640 0.188050 0.142975 0.141640
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How to model this matrix?
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Period I lact II lact II lact
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(Test No)
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39.31921 22.01876 18.08683 47.19110 18.87644 16.51689 49.50758 14.85227 13.36705
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1 22.01876 23.51595 11.28766 18.87644 28.82707 9.22466 14.85227 30.13304 7.53326
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18.08683 11.28766 14.03567 16.51689 9.22466 16.21727 13.36705 7.53326 16.82260
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27.52344 15.41313 12.66078 33.03377 13.21351 11.56182 34.65530 10.39659 9.35693
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2 15.41313 16.46117 7.90136 13.21351 20.17895 6.45726 10.39659 21.09313 5.27328
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12.66078 7.90136 9.82497 11.56182 6.45726 11.35209 9.35693 5.27328 11.77582
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26.34387 14.75257 12.11818 31.61804 12.64721 11.06631 33.17007 9.95102 8.95592
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3 14.75257 15.75569 7.56273 12.64721 19.31414 6.18052 9.95102 20.18914 5.04728
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12.11818 7.56273 9.40390 11.06631 6.18052 10.86557 8.95592 5.04728 11.27114
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25.16429 14.09200 11.57557 30.20230 12.08092 10.57081 31.68485 9.50545 8.55491
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4 14.09200 15.05021 7.22410 12.08092 18.44932 5.90378 9.50545 19.28514 4.82129
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11.57557 7.22410 8.98283 10.57081 5.90378 10.37906 8.55491 4.82129 10.76647
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23.98472 13.43144 11.03297 28.78657 11.51463 10.07530 30.19962 9.05989 8.15390
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5 13.43144 14.34473 6.88547 11.51463 17.58451 5.62704 9.05989 18.38115 4.59529
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11.03297 6.88547 8.56176 10.07530 5.62704 9.89254 8.15390 4.59529 10.26179
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22.80514 12.77088 10.49036 27.37084 10.94834 9.57979 28.71439 8.61432 7.75289
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6 12.77088 13.63925 6.54684 10.94834 16.71970 5.35030 8.61432 17.47716 4.36929
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10.49036 6.54684 8.14069 9.57979 5.35030 9.40602 7.75289 4.36929 9.75711
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21.62556 12.11032 9.94776 25.95511 10.38204 9.08429 27.22917 8.16875 7.35187
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7 12.11032 12.93377 6.20821 10.38204 15.85489 5.07356 8.16875 16.57317 4.14329
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9.94776 6.20821 7.71962 9.08429 5.07356 8.91950 7.35187 4.14329 9.25243
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20.44599 11.44975 9.40515 24.53937 9.81575 8.58878 25.74394 7.72318 6.95086
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8 11.44975 12.22829 5.86958 9.81575 14.99008 4.79682 7.72318 15.66918 3.91729
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9.40515 5.86958 7.29855 8.58878 4.79682 8.43298 6.95086 3.91729 8.74775
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19.26641 10.78919 8.86255 23.12364 9.24946 8.09327 24.25871 7.27761 6.54985
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9 10.78919 11.52282 5.53095 9.24946 14.12526 4.52008 7.27761 14.76519 3.69130
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8.86255 5.53095 6.87748 8.09327 4.52008 7.94646 6.54985 3.69130 8.24308
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18.08683 10.12863 8.31994 21.70791 8.68316 7.59777 22.77348 6.83205 6.14884
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10 10.12863 10.81734 5.19232 8.68316 13.26045 4.24334 6.83205 13.86120 3.46530
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8.31994 5.19232 6.45641 7.59777 4.24334 7.45995 6.14884 3.46530 7.73840
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at(Tr,1).leg(dim1,2).animal 2
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27 0 US
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100.51217
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-1.04420 18.17910
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0.60234 -0.81780 4.93379
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0.74988 -0.00779 0.00449 38.70681
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-0.00779 0.13563 -0.00610 -0.40212 7.00069
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0.00449 -0.00610 0.03681 0.23196 -0.31493 1.89998
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1.29391 -0.01344 0.00775 0.91162 -0.00947 0.00546 29.59022
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-0.01344 0.23402 -0.01053 -0.00947 0.16488 -0.00742 -0.30741 5.35183
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0.00775 -0.01053 0.06351 0.00546 -0.00742 0.04475 0.17733 -0.24076 1.45248
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1.16158 -0.01207 0.00696 0.61755 -0.00642 0.00370 1.02925 -0.01069 0.00617 124.65933
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-0.01207 0.21009 -0.00945 -0.00642 0.11169 -0.00502 -0.01069 0.18615 -0.00837 -1.29506 22.54646
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0.00696 -0.00945 0.05702 0.00370 -0.00502 0.03031 0.00617 -0.00837 0.05052 0.74705 -1.01427 6.11909
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0.58814 -0.00611 0.00352 1.20569 -0.01253 0.00723 0.72047 -0.00748 0.00432 0.92632 -0.00962 0.00555 52.00552
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-0.00611 0.10637 -0.00479 -0.01253 0.21807 -0.00981 -0.00748 0.13031 -0.00586 -0.00962 0.16754 -0.00754 -0.54028 9.40596
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0.00352 -0.00479 0.02887 0.00723 -0.00981 0.05918 0.00432 -0.00586 0.03537 0.00555 -0.00754 0.04547 0.31166 -0.42313 2.55277
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0.98513 -0.01023 0.00590 0.79399 -0.00825 0.00476 1.16158 -0.01207 0.00696 1.32332 -0.01375 0.00793 1.07336 -0.01115 0.00643 36.67043
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-0.01023 0.17818 -0.00802 -0.00825 0.14360 -0.00646 -0.01207 0.21009 -0.00945 -0.01375 0.23934 -0.01077 -0.01115 0.19413 -0.00873 -0.38096 6.63238
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0.00590 -0.00802 0.04836 0.00476 -0.00646 0.03897 0.00696 -0.00945 0.05702 0.00793 -0.01077 0.06496 0.00643 -0.00873 0.05269 0.21976 -0.29836 1.80002
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1.02925 -0.01069 0.00617 0.51462 -0.00535 0.00308 0.92632 -0.00962 0.00555 1.26450 -0.01314 0.00758 0.74988 -0.00779 0.00449 1.14687 -0.01191 0.00687 137.75070
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-0.01069 0.18615 -0.00837 -0.00535 0.09308 -0.00419 -0.00962 0.16754 -0.00754 -0.01314 0.22870 -0.01029 -0.00779 0.13563 -0.00610 -0.01191 0.20743 -0.00933 -1.43107 24.91423
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0.00617 -0.00837 0.05052 0.00308 -0.00419 0.02526 0.00555 -0.00754 0.04547 0.00758 -0.01029 0.06207 0.00449 -0.00610 0.03681 0.00687 -0.00933 0.05630 0.82551 -1.12078 6.76170
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0.54403 -0.00565 0.00326 1.10276 -0.01146 0.00661 0.69106 -0.00718 0.00414 0.74988 -0.00779 0.00449 1.23509 -0.01283 0.00740 0.92632 -0.00962 0.00555 0.97043 -0.01008 0.00582 52.50200
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0.00326 -0.00443 0.02670 0.00661 -0.00897 0.05413 0.00414 -0.00562 0.03392 0.00449 -0.00610 0.03681 0.00740 -0.01005 0.06063 0.00555 -0.00754 0.04547 0.00582 -0.00790 0.04764 0.31463 -0.42717 2.57
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714
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0.83810 -0.00871 0.00502 0.66166 -0.00687 0.00397 1.01454 -0.01054 0.00608 1.08806 -0.01130 0.00652 0.88221 -0.00917 0.00529 1.24980 -0.01298 0.00749 1.32332 -0.01375 0.00793 1.10276 -0.01146 0.00
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661 40.42794
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-0.00871 0.15158 -0.00682 -0.00687 0.11967 -0.00538 -0.01054 0.18349 -0.00825 -0.01130 0.19679 -0.00885 -0.00917 0.15956 -0.00718 -0.01298 0.22604 -0.01017 -0.01375 0.23934 -0.01077 -0.01146 0.19945 -0.00
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897 -0.42000 7.31199
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0.00502 -0.00682 0.04114 0.00397 -0.00538 0.03248 0.00608 -0.00825 0.04980 0.00652 -0.00885 0.05341 0.00529 -0.00718 0.04330 0.00749 -0.01017 0.06135 0.00793 -0.01077 0.06496 0.00661 -0.00897 0.05
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413 0.24227 -0.32893 1.98447
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animal 0 AINV
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at(Tr,1).leg(dim1,2).p2 2
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27 0 US !GP
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143.21391
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-1.48783 25.90233
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0.85825 -1.16523 7.02987
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1.26450 -0.01314 0.00758 48.00642
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-0.01314 0.22870 -0.01029 -0.49873 8.68266
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0.00758 -0.01029 0.06207 0.28769 -0.39060 2.35647
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1.42624 -0.01482 0.00855 1.29391 -0.01344 0.00775 42.58942
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-0.01482 0.25796 -0.01160 -0.01344 0.23402 -0.01053 -0.44245 7.70292
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0.00855 -0.01160 0.07001 0.00775 -0.01053 0.06351 0.25523 -0.34652 2.09057
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0.70577 -0.00733 0.00423 0.58814 -0.00611 0.00352 0.69106 -0.00718 0.00414 168.04500
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0.00423 -0.00574 0.03464 0.00352 -0.00479 0.02887 0.00414 -0.00562 0.03392 1.00705 -1.36727 8.24874
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0.69106 -0.00718 0.00414 0.64695 -0.00672 0.00388 0.73518 -0.00764 0.00441 1.42624 -0.01482 0.00855 1.32332 -0.01375 0.00793 50.09990
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00802 52.46081
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  <description>Dear Ian,
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 Var 200
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  <description>Hi Carole,
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I'm not aware that you can fit this type of model within GenStat.  However, this type of analysis is done very easily using the stand alone version of ASReml 3.0 (though not as yet included in ASReml-R)
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  <description>Happy New Year
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In October last year I posted a message seeking help with the procedure IRCLASS but got no responses.  
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I have another dataset with the same structure - ordered categories, treatments and replicates (fixed and random effects).  The last data set was analysed using GLMM with a binomial distribution and considered the counts in each category (and cumulative counts).  Out of curiosity I also used HGLM assuming there was no order to the categories.  
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Is there a better way to analysis this type of data?  It seems like a standard data set so am interested in how other people analyse ordered categorical data with random effects.
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Thanks again for any help
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Carole
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  <description>Dear asreml experts,
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I recently managed to fit a separate within-group variance for 500 sire families using formula diag(family):animal and renumbering animals within families (else run out of memory).
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The task would have been more straightforward with formula at(family):animal but there seems to be a limit at 99 levels for the first factor. Is this a bug or a feature?</description>
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  <description>Thanks Dr. Arthur.
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Regards
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Rodrigo</description>
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  <description>Yes,
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That includes a third trait (wt), adjusted for hy</description>
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  <description>Dear Dr. Arthur,
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Thanks for you fast reply and valuable information... please just another question...
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for add a new trait (wt) and new covariate (hy) to this model: 
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wgt lon ~ Trait at(Trait,1).age  !r Trait.ANIMAL 
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wgt lon wt~ Trait  at(Trait,1).age  at(Trait,3).hy   !r Trait.ANIMAL      is ok??
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I d appreciatte any comments
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Thanks in advance
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Best Regards
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Rodrigo</description>
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