bWGR: Bayesian whole-genome regression

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Motivation: Whole-genome regressions methods represent a key framework for genome-wide prediction, cross-validation studies and association analysis. The bWGR offers a compendium of Bayesian methods with various priors available, allowing users to predict complex traits with different genetic architectures. Results: Here we introduce bWGR, an R package that enables users to efficient fit and cross-validate Bayesian and likelihood whole-genome regression methods. It implements a series of methods referred to as the Bayesian alphabet under the traditional Gibbs sampling and optimized expectation-maximization. The package also enables fitting efficient multivariate models and complex hierarchical models. The package is user-friendly and computational efficient.

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Xavier, A., Muir, W. M., & Rainey, K. M. (2020). bWGR: Bayesian whole-genome regression. Bioinformatics, 36(6), 1957–1959. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btz794

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