23. Theory of Index Selection
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23. Theory of Index Selection
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General Theory Selection on a Linear Index
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Changes in G due to index selection
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The Smith-Hazel index
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Properties of the Smith-Hazel Index
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Other useful results
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Estimated, base, and Elston indices
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The Hayes-Hill transformation: detecting flaws in the estimated index
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`Bending'' and ``rounding'' corrections of the estimated index
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Extensions: Restricted, Desired-gains, and Nonlinear Indices
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Restricted indicies
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Desired-gains indicies
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Linear indices for nonlinear functions
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Summary
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Independent Culling, Tandem, and Multistage Index Selection
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Tandem selection
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Independent culling
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Selection of extremes
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Relative efficiencies of index selection, independent culling,
and tandem selection
PDF versions of a recent draft of this chapter are available. Feel free to use this for personal and/or class use until the book is available. Please note that these are copyrighted and that I would greatly appreciate feedback . Note that while the screen view can look funny in places, the printed output is fine.
Programs
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A Mathematica notebook that computes and plots the within- and between-generation changes in the phenotypic and genotypic values for a bivariate character under a Gaussian infinitesimal model.
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Bruce Walsh. jbwalsh@u.arizona.edu .
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