Robertson, A. (1970). A theory of limits in artificial selection with many loci. In Kojima, L. (Ed.), Mathematical Topics in population Genetics (pp. 246--288), New York: Springer. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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Evolutionary Algorithms: Theory and Applications - Mühlenbein (Correct)
....equations for S(t) are proposed [Bulmer, 1980] Falconer, 1981] Unfortunately these equations are not useful in the case of haploid organisms as used in the BGA. Therefore, we can only apply the research methods of quantitative genetics, not the results. Our approach has been influenced by Robertson [1970], who wrote : We may by conventional analysis discover that factor A and factor B have significant effects and that there is a significant interaction between them. It is however much more useful to find that an analysis in terms of, say, A B accounts for almost all the variations due to both ....
Robertson, A. (1970). A theory of limits in artificial selection with many loci. In L. Kojima, editor, " Mathematical Topics in population Genetics", pages 246--288, New York, Springer.
Predictive Models for the Breeder Genetic.. - Heinz Mühlenbein, .. (1993) (1 citation) (Correct)
....are proposed (Bulmer, 1980) Falconer, 1981) Unfortunately these equations are not useful in the case of haploid organisms as used in our BGA. Therefore, we can only apply the research methods of quantitative genetics, not the results. Our approach has been influenced by Robertson, who wrote in (Robertson, 1970): We may by conventional analysis discover that factor A and factor B have significant effects and that there is a significant interaction between them. It is however much more useful to find that an analysis in terms of, say, A B accounts for almost all the variations due to both factors. In ....
Robertson, A. (1970). A theory of limits in artificial selection with many loci. In Kojima, L. (Ed.), Mathematical Topics in population Genetics (pp. 246--288), New York: Springer.
Predictive Models for the Breeder Genetic Algorithm - .. - Mühlenbein.. (1993) (1 citation) (Correct)
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Robertson, A. (1970). A theory of limits in artificial selection with many loci. In Kojima, L. (Ed.), Mathematical Topics in population Genetics (pp. 246--288), New York: Springer.
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