1959
DOI: 10.2307/2527598
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Restricted Selection Indices

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“…These unsatisfactory results confirm those obtained by Suwantaradon et al (1975), Kauffmann & Dudley (1979), and Crosbie et al (1980). When the restricted index (Kempthorne & Nordskog, 1959) was used, the restriction was assigned to the variable W 100 , so as not to allow negative gains due to its negative correlation with grain yield. Besides this restriction, the coefficient of genetic variation was adopted as the economic weight to form the index.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…These unsatisfactory results confirm those obtained by Suwantaradon et al (1975), Kauffmann & Dudley (1979), and Crosbie et al (1980). When the restricted index (Kempthorne & Nordskog, 1959) was used, the restriction was assigned to the variable W 100 , so as not to allow negative gains due to its negative correlation with grain yield. Besides this restriction, the coefficient of genetic variation was adopted as the economic weight to form the index.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 68%
“…The following eight methodologies were used for gain estimation: classic index proposed by Smith (1936) and Hazel (1943); sum of ranks index (Mulamba & Mock, 1978); base index (Williams, 1962); multiplicative index (Subandi et al, 1973); free weights and parameters index (Elston, 1963); index based on desired gains (Pesek & Baker, 1969); restricted index (Kempthorne & Nordskog, 1959); and genotype-ideotype distance index (Cruz, 2006). Generally, a linear index can be represented by I = b1 × 1 + b2 × 2 + ... + bnXn, in which: I is the selection index obtained through the simultaneous analysis of n variables; and b is the n × 1 vector dimension of the weightings of the index to be estimated, i.e., the average of n variables.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are no economic values calculated for beef cattle in Finland. In the third strategy (I CW + CON + FAT0 ), a restricted multitrait selection index in which genetic gain in fat was restricted to zero was constructed following Kempthorne and Nordskog (1959).…”
Section: Selection Scenariosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A idéia inicial da aplicação de índices de seleção foi apresentada por Smith (1936), com base em trabalho de Fisher (1936): conhecido como índice otimizado, sofreu, posteriormente, modificações, a maioria delas também baseada na obtenção de combinações lineares de valores fenotípicos observados. Os mais comuns são os de Brim et al (1959), Kempthorne & Nordskog (1959), Pesek & Baker (1969), Tai (1977) e Smith et al (1981).…”
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