Thanks Mr David, I'm fitting a LMM and I understand your idea. I had worked
with these packages before but I thought that could exist a alternative way
to predict the parentals breeding values  in pedigreemm. Perhaps it could
be unknown to me, but your idea sounds pretty good option for me.



Thanks for your help again



Regards,

Felipe.


2013/3/17 David Duffy <David.Duffy@qimr.edu.au>

> On Sat, 16 Mar 2013, Felipe Vargas Reeve wrote:
>
>  The results that the process give me is perfect, also the pedigreemm
>> complement works very well but I couldn't obtain the genetic values of the
>> parentals. Only I could obtain the genetic values of the progeny.
>>
>
> Are you fitting a LMM or GLMM?  If the former, then you can use the usual
> matrix formula - eg implemented in packages pedigree and rrBLUP.
>
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