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Non-additive combining abilities

Neil Gilbert

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An additive-multiplicative model is found to describe diallel cross data rather well. Estimates of the model's parameters are highly correlated from generation to generation.

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An additive-multiplicative model is found to describe diallel cross data rather well. Estimates of the model's parameters are highly correlated from generation to generation.

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An additive-multiplicative model is found to describe diallel cross data rather well. Estimates of the model's parameters are highly correlated from generation to generation.

Key concepts: Diallel cross, Multiplicative function, Additive model, Mathematics, Generalized additive model, Statistics, Biology, Agronomy

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