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ASReml-S reference manual - VSN International

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A.3 Aliasing and singularities 122Warning: Singularities in the sparse terms of the model may change with changes in therandom terms included in the model. If this happens it will mean that changes in theREML log-likelihood are not valid for testing the changes made to the random model. Alikelihood ratio test is not valid if the fixed model has changed.A.3.1 Examples of aliasingThe sequence of examples in Table A.1 are presented to facilitate an understanding ofover-parameterised models. It is assumed that Var is defined with 4 levels, Trt with 3levels and Rep with 3 levels and that all Var:Trt combinations are present in the data.Table A.1: Examples of aliasingmodelfixed = y ∼ -1 + Var,random = ∼ Repfixed = y ∼ Var,random = ∼ Repfixed = y ∼ -1 + Var + Trt,random = ∼ Repnumber of singularitiesdescription0 Var fully fitted1 first level of Var dropped1 Var fully specified, first level of Trt droppedfrom the modelsfixed = y ∼ Var + Trt + Var:Trt,random = ∼ Repfixed = ∼ Var + Trt,random = ∼ Rep,sparse = ∼ Var:Trt8 first level of both Var and Trt dropped fromthe model, together with subsequent interactions8 Var:Trt fully specified; (Intercept), Var andTrt completely singular and dropped fromthe model

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