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Random and fixed effects, the mixed model.
J. I. Weller

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The article discusses how mixed models are used to analyze genetic traits, comparing random and fixed effects. It explains how these models are solved using equations and the advantages and disadvantages of each approach. The researchers also explore methods for estimating parameters and variance components in mixed models.

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