Estimating genetic correlations
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Cites work
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Cited in
(9)- The effect of kurtosis in the estimation of the parameters of the one-way random effects model from familial data
- Cluster randomized trials: considerations for design and analysis
- Estimation of intraclass correlation when family sizes are unequal
- Comparison of estimators of interclass and intraclass correlations from familial data
- Bayesian estimation of the intraclass correlation coefficients in multivariate mixed linear model
- Resampling approaches for common intraclass correlation coefficients
- Profile Likelihood Based Confidence Intervals for Common Intraclass Correlation Coefficient
- Alternative tests for the significance of the intraclass correlation coefficients under unequal family sizes
- Maximum likelihood estimation of sibling correlations in the analysis of family data
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