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We also found that high noise decreases the model predictive accuracy as exemplified by the wider prediction intervals in Fig. 3, and tends to break the correlation between the DIC and MSE used here as measures of model fit and predictive accuracy, respectively (Fig. 4G & 4I).

The reason behind this pattern lies in the fact that larger error threshold implies wider prediction range an ARIMA model can achieve.

However, the remaining heterogeneity was considerably larger resulting in wider prediction regions: 28.3 to 99.7% for Se and 31.1 to 99.7% for Sp compared to the primary analysis.

In contrast, the Bayesian model allows for uncertainty in the estimated model parameters when making predictions, thus explaining its wider prediction intervals.

Summarizing, genome-wide prediction is a useful and appropriate method to predict hybrid performances in rice.

Moreover, all regression models used in genome-wide prediction overlook randomness of genotypes.

It is important to consider heterogeneity of marker effects and allelic frequencies in across population genome-wide prediction studies.

Figure 5 illustrates a molecular gradient for a compound with a wide prediction interval, rendered in the user interface of prediction service at http://predict-cplogd.os.pharmb.io/.os.pharmb.io/

Both of these methods significantly improved the performance of the particle filter without requiring excessively wide prediction bounds.

The linear and polynomial kernel-based SVMs provided predictions with least accuracy and therefore were not recommended for genome wide prediction of discrete traits.

Further studies to assess the performance of the models proposed here and also to compare them with conventional models used in genome-wide prediction are needed.