Oligogenic model selection using the bayesian information criterion: Linkage analysis of the P300 Cz event-related brain potential

The traditional likelihood‐based approach to hypothesis testing may not be an optimal strategy for evaluating oligogenic models of inheritance. Under oligogenic inheritance the number of possible multilocus models can become very large; there may be several competing linkage models having similar li...

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Published in:Genetic epidemiology 1999, Vol.17 (S1), p.S67-S72
Main Authors: Blangero, John, Williams, Jeff T., Iturria, Stephen J., Almasy, Laura
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Alcoholism - genetics
Bayes factor
Bayes Theorem
Event-Related Potentials, P300 - genetics
Genetic Linkage
Genetic Testing
Humans
hypothesis testing
likelihood
Models, Genetic
Models, Statistical
Quantitative Trait, Heritable
statistical genetics
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