Measurement error variance of testday observations from automatic milking systems

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Measurement error variance of testday observations from automatic milking systems Pitkänen, T., Mäntysaari, E. A., Nielsen, U. S., Aamand, G. P., Madsen, P. and Lidauer, M. H. Nordisk Avlsværdivurdering 29.1.2013 1

Outline Background Estimation of measurement error covariance matrices Data Variance component estimation and covariance function fitting Results Approach to estimate AMS measurement error covariance matrices Conclusions MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 2

Background The number of herds using automated milking system (AMS) is increasing The test-day observations are obtained in different manner for AMS and for herds having conventional milking system (CMS) Milk yield test-day observations used in Nordic yield evaluation are sum of morning and evening milking for CMS and average of one week milkings for AMS Protein and fat content observations are based mainly on one sample, however fat content depends on milking interval Due to differencies, different measurement error variance for both milking systems should be considered MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 3

Estimation of measurement error covariance matrices MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 4

Data Data sampled from Danish Holstein yield evaluation data from years 2001 2010 It has 40 AMS and 60 CMS herds In this presentation milk, protein and fat yield observations are used MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 5

First lactation statistics AMS CMS total N herds 40 60 100 N Animals 12267 38084 49145 N obs 91839 320596 mean Milk kg Protein kg Fat kg 28.2 0.95 1.12 26.8 0.89 1.09 Sd Milk kg Protein kg Fat kg 6.24 0.19 0.25 5.98 0.18 0.24 MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 6

Variance component estimation Variance components were fitted using model Y ms Xb HTD p p p a e MS X is an indicence matrix for fixed effects b HTD is random herd-test-day effect p and a are matrices associating non-genetic animal effects p and genetic animal effects a to an observation e MS is random residual error vector for milking system MS Separate residual (co)variance matrices for milk, protein and fat were estimated for 12 intervals MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 7

Covariance functions Covariance functions for both milking systems were fitted During fitting the rank of genetic and non-genetic covariance matrices were reduced from 12 to 7 Part of residual variation is included in the non-genetic variation and only one measurement error matrix is left for both milking systems (E AMS, E CMS ) MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 8

Residual variance estimates milk MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 9

Residual variance estimates protein MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 10

Residual variance estimates fat MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 11

Measurement error covariances and correlations E AMS E CMS Milk Protein Fat Milk Protein Fat Milk 3.96 0.126 0.128 5.39 0.176 0.189 Protein 0.84 0.006 0.005 0.92 0.007 0.007 Fat 0.44 0.48 0.021 0.66 0.67 0.015 Covariances are above and correlations below diagonal MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 12

Non-genetic variance from AMS and CMS CF s Milk MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 13

Genetic variance from AMS and CMS CF s, Milk Curves for AMS and CMS are exactly the same due to common genetic effect MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 14

Heritabilities milk MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 15

Approach to estimate AMS residual covariance matrices Assumptions Constant differences between residual variances for different milking systems No milking system interaction between other variance components in the model If assumptions hold then Estimate measurement error variance components by using already available CF and corresponding variance components as fixed and estimate only measurement error covariance matrices for AMS and CMS MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 16

The procedure for example data 1. Estimate measurement error variance components by using CF from Nordic TDM 2. Estimate measurement error covariance matrices for all three lactations 3. Compare variance component estimates to E ams and E cms obtained earlier MTT Agrifood Research Finland 1/29/2013 17

Measurement error variance estimates for three lactations, based on TDM CF Lactation 1 Lactation 2 Lactation 3 AMS CMS Ratio AMS CMS ratio AMS CMS ratio Milk 3.85 5.39 0.71 5.38 7.55 0.71 6.01 9.06 0.66 Protein 0.006 0.007 0.83 0.008 0.009 0.81 0.008 0.011 0.77 Fat 0.021 0.015 1.40 0.033 0.022 1.51 0.038 0.027 1.44 MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 18

Measurement error variance estimates Comparison of 1. lactation results TDM CF Original CF AMS CMS ratio AMS CMS ratio Milk 3.85 5.39 0.71 3.96 5.39 0.73 Protein 0.006 0.009 0.83 0.006 0.007 0.84 Fat 0.0205 0.015 1.40 0.021 0.015 1.42 The estimates and ratios are close to each other The estimation approach will produce usable results even the CF is based on different data MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 19

Conclusions Measurement error variances differ between milking systems AMS has lower measurement error variances for milk and protein and higher for fat AMS has lower correlation between traits Measurement error covariance matrix estimation can be done by using the proposed approach MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 20

Thank you for your attention! MTT Agrifood Research Finland 29.1.2013 21