Journal article
LASSO with cross-validation for genomic selection
MG Usai, ME Goddard, BJ Hayes
Genetics Research | Published : 2009
Abstract
We used a least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO) approach to estimate marker effects for genomic selection. The least angle regression (LARS) algorithm and cross-validation were used to define the best subset of markers to include in the model. The LASSO-LARS approach was tested on two data sets: a simulated data set with 5865 individuals and 6000 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs); and a mouse data set with 1885 individuals genotyped for 10 656 SNPs and phenotyped for a number of quantitative traits. In the simulated data, three approaches were used to split the reference population into training and validation subsets for cross-validation: random splitting across the w..
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Awarded by Sardinian Government
Funding Acknowledgements
ARC grant DP0770096 of Mike Goddard contributed to this project. Graziano Usai was funded during his Stay at the DPI by the Sardinian Government program 'Master and Back', D. G. R. no. 27/13 and no. 59/34.