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− | To analyze markers on chromosome X, we fit an extra variance components <math> {{\sigma_g}_X}^2 </math>, to model the variance explained by chromosome X. A kinship for chromosome X, <math> \boldsymbol{K_X} </math>, can be estimated either from a pedigree, or from genotypes of marker from chromosome X. Then the estimated covariance matrix can be written as <math>\hat{\boldsymbol{\Omega}}=2\hat{\sigma_g^2}\mathbf{K}+2\hat{{\sigma_g}_X^2}\mathbf{K_X}+\hat{\sigma_e^2}\mathbf{I}</math>. | + | To analyze markers on chromosome X, we fit an extra variance components <math> {{\sigma_g}_X}^2 </math>, to model the variance explained by chromosome X. A kinship for chromosome X, <math> \boldsymbol{K_X} </math>, can be estimated either from a pedigree, or from genotypes of marker from chromosome X. Then the estimated covariance matrix can be written as <math>\hat{\boldsymbol{\Omega}}=\hat{\sigma_g^2}\mathbf{K}+\hat{{\sigma_g}_X^2}\mathbf{K_X}+\hat{\sigma_e^2}\mathbf{I}</math>. |