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Components depending on ASReml #9

Closed EDVRK closed 4 months ago

EDVRK commented 4 months ago

Dear Vincent,

I'm using mppR for multiple environment QTL detection.

I noticed you indicated that "some of the components that are based on mixed model technology depend on the ASReml-R package and require a license".

How can I know if I'm using any function that depends on ASRmel ? Are there specific options to avoid ?

Best regards, Etienne D.

vincentgarin commented 4 months ago

This is related to a previous github version.

There is now a version of mppR on CRAN that integrate function for multi-environment analysis working without asreml.

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/mppR/index.html

For further information have a look to the specific vignette

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/mppR/vignettes/MPP_ME_QTL_detect.html

Do not hesitate if you have any questions.

Best regards, Vincent

Le mer. 12 juin 2024 à 16:57, EDVRK @.***> a écrit :

Dear Vincent,

I'm using mppR for multiple environment QTL detection.

I noticed you indicated that "some of the components that are based on mixed model technology depend on the ASReml-R package and require a license ".

How can I know if I'm using any function that depends on ASRmel ? Are there specific options to avoid ?

Best regards, Etienne D.

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EDVRK commented 4 months ago

Thank you for your response, indeed I read that in the old vignette.