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Need to find a way to quantify the improvement of power via heritability. The number of significant gene could works, but variance explained seems to be a better indicator.
Maybe utmost paper have talked about it, need to reread.
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@hsun3163 you can definitely compute heritability by definition, then compare.
Another typical approach is to split data into train/test sets and compute the correlation coefficient between the estimated and true values in the test set, using estimates from the train set.
gaow
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Heritability for multivariate analysis
Metric to show improvement of multivariate predictions
Feb 14, 2021
Need to find a way to quantify the improvement of power via heritability. The number of significant gene could works, but variance explained seems to be a better indicator.
Maybe utmost paper have talked about it, need to reread.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: