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Revolutionizing Animal Breeding: Predicting Number of Lambs Born Alive

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Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture
GENERALIZED LINEAR MIXED MODELS: AN APPLICATION
Stephen D. Kachman, Walter W. Stroup

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The article presents a way to study genetic traits in animals using a method called generalized linear mixed models. It focuses on traits like the number of lambs born alive. By using this model, researchers can estimate genetic parameters and make inferences about these traits.

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