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Post by junjiao on Jun 28, 2017 2:41:05 GMT
Hi, jian I have used GCTA-GREML to estimated the heritability of my trait, I used both genotyped data and imputed data, there are 101k SNPs in genotyped data, and 3015k SNPs in imputed data. and I used --grm-adj 0 to adjust estimates of genetic relationships, however ,I am confused with the results: the h2 estamited from the genotyped data is much large than the imputed data (h2=0.706198,SE= 0.333250; h2= 0.434212,SE=0.178918). So, what do you think about it ? Thank you for your help
this is the genotyped result: Source Variance SE V(G) 0.002898 0.001383 V(e) 0.001206 0.001364 Vp 0.004104 0.000162 V(G)/Vp 0.706198 0.333250 logL 2912.107 logL0 2909.885 LRT 4.444 df 1 Pval 0.01751 n 1309
this is the imputed result:
Source Variance SE V(G) 0.001783 0.000746 V(e) 0.002323 0.000730 Vp 0.004107 0.000162 V(G)/Vp 0.434212 0.178918 logL 2910.261 logL0 2907.265 LRT 5.992 df 1 Pval 0.007187 n 1308
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Post by Zhihong Zhu on Jul 15, 2017 6:15:05 GMT
Hi there,
Given the large SE, the difference of h^2, 0.27 (0.706198 -0.434212), is not significant.
Cheers, Zhihong
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anbai
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Post by anbai on Aug 7, 2023 0:55:27 GMT
I have obtained similar results with a reasonable SE.
Genotype array:
Imputed data:
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