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perpdgo/lme4GS: lme4 for Genomic Selection

Fits several models used routinely in Genomic Selection.

You need to install first some extra tools, Xcode for Mac users, and Rtools for Windows users. After that, open R and type the following commands to install the package:

#Install lme4 package
install.packages("lme4")

#Install devtools package
install.packages("devtools")

#Load the devtools  package wich includes the install_git function
library(devtools)

#Install lme4GS from github
install_git('https://github.com/perpdgo/lme4GS/',subdir='pkg_src/lme4GS')

Downlod the file "lme4GS_0.1.zip" in case you are using windows or "lme4GS_0.1.tgz" if you use macOS from the pkg_bin directory in this repository. Then, open Rstudio and execute the following commands:

#Install lme4 package
install.packages("lme4")

After that:

1. Go to the Tools menu -> Install.packages.
2. Select "Package archive" in "the Install from" menu.
3. Select the file "lme4GS_0.1.zip" or "lme4GS_0.1.tgz", depending on your operating system.
4. Click in the "Install" button.

Figure 1. Install packages dialog in macOS.

Figure 2. Install packages dialog in Windows.

NOTE: We tested the commands and installation process using the last stable version of R (4.0.5) in macOS and Windows.

Prediction based on markers and pedigree for wheat

 library(BGLR)
 library(lme4GS)

 #Example 1, wheat 
 data(wheat)
 X<-wheat.X
 Z<-scale(X,center=TRUE,scale=TRUE)
 G<-tcrossprod(Z)/ncol(Z)
 A<-wheat.A
 rownames(G)<-colnames(G)<-rownames(A)
 y<-as.vector(wheat.Y)

 data=data.frame(y=y,m_id=rep(rownames(G),4),a_id=rep(rownames(A),4))

 out<-lmerUvcov(y~(1|m_id)+(1|a_id),data=data,Uvcov=list(m_id=list(K=G),a_id=list(K=A)))

 summary(out)

 plot(y,predict(out))

Prediction based on markers for mice

#Example 2, mice

data(mice)
X<-mice.X
A<-mice.A
Z<-scale(X,center=TRUE,scale=TRUE)
G<-tcrossprod(Z)/ncol(Z)

mice.pheno$a_id<-rownames(A)
mice.pheno$m_id<-rownames(G)

out<-lmerUvcov(Obesity.BMI~GENDER+Litter+(1|cage)+(1|m_id)+(1|a_id),data=mice.pheno,
               Uvcov=list(a_id=list(K=A),m_id=list(K=G)))
summary(out)

plot(predict(out),mice.pheno$Obesity.BMI)

Wheat examples

  library(BGLR)
  library(lme4GS)

  #Example 1, wheat 
  data(wheat)
  X<-wheat.X
  Z<-scale(X,center=TRUE,scale=TRUE)
  G<-tcrossprod(Z)/ncol(Z)
  A<-wheat.A
  rownames(G)<-colnames(G)<-rownames(A)
  y<-wheat.Y[,1]

  #Predict 10/100 of records selected at random. 
  #The data were partitioned in 10 groups at random
  #and we predict individuals in group 2.

  fold<-2
  y_trn<-y[wheat.sets!=fold]
  y_tst<-y[wheat.sets==fold]

  A_trn=A[wheat.sets!=fold,wheat.sets!=fold]
  G_trn=G[wheat.sets!=fold,wheat.sets!=fold]

  pheno_trn=data.frame(y_trn=y_trn,m_id=rownames(A_trn),a_id=rownames(G_trn))

  #######################################################################################
  #Marker based prediction
  #######################################################################################
	
  fm1<-lmerUvcov(y_trn~1+(1|m_id),data=pheno_trn,Uvcov=list(m_id=list(K=G_trn)))

  plot(pheno_trn$y_trn,predict(fm1),xlab="Phenotype",ylab="Pred. Gen. Value")

  #BLUP for individuals in the testing set
  blup_tst<-ranefUvcovNew(fm1,Uvcov=list(m_id=list(K=G)))
  blup_tst<-blup_tst$m_id[,1]

  #Comparison
  #Check the names
  names(y_tst)<-rownames(G)[wheat.sets==fold]
  blup_tst<-blup_tst[match(names(y_tst),names(blup_tst))]

  yHat_tst<-fixef(fm1)[1]+blup_tst
  points(y_tst,yHat_tst,col="red",pch=19)

  #Correlation in testing set
  cor(y_tst,yHat_tst)

  #######################################################################################
  #Pedigree based prediction
  #######################################################################################

  fm2<-lmerUvcov(y_trn~1+(1|a_id),data=pheno_trn,Uvcov=list(a_id=list(K=A_trn)))

  plot(pheno_trn$y_trn,predict(fm2),xlab="Phenotype",ylab="Pred. Gen. Value")

  #BLUP for individuals in the testing set
  blup_tst<-ranefUvcovNew(fm2,Uvcov=list(a_id=list(K=A)))
  blup_tst<-blup_tst$a_id[,1]

  #Comparison
  #Check the names
  names(y_tst)<-rownames(A)[wheat.sets==fold]
  blup_tst<-blup_tst[match(names(y_tst),names(blup_tst))]

  yHat_tst<-fixef(fm2)[1]+blup_tst
  points(y_tst,yHat_tst,col="red",pch=19)

  #Correlation in testing set
  cor(y_tst,yHat_tst)

  #######################################################################################
  #Markers + Pedigree based prediction
  #######################################################################################
  
  fm3<-lmerUvcov(y_trn~1+(1|m_id)+(1|a_id),data=pheno_trn,
               Uvcov=list(m_id=list(K=G_trn),a_id=list(K=A_trn)))

  plot(pheno_trn$y_trn,predict(fm3),xlab="Phenotype",ylab="Pred. Gen. Value")

  #BLUP for individuals in the testing set
  blup_tst<-ranefUvcovNew(fm3,Uvcov=list(m_id=list(K=G),a_id=list(K=A)))

  blup_tst_m<-blup_tst$m_id[,1]
  blup_tst_a<-blup_tst$a_id[,1]

  #Comparison
  #Check the names
  names(y_tst)<-rownames(A)[wheat.sets==fold]
  blup_tst_m<-blup_tst_m[match(names(y_tst),names(blup_tst_m))]
  blup_tst_a<-blup_tst_a[match(names(y_tst),names(blup_tst_a))]

  yHat_tst<-fixef(fm3)[1] + blup_tst_m + blup_tst_a
  points(y_tst,yHat_tst,col="red",pch=19)

  #Correlation in testing set
  cor(y_tst,yHat_tst)

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