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Bhosale, S.

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DeepMap: A deep learning-based model with four-line code for prediction-based breeding in crops

Prediction of phenotype through genotyping data using the emerging machine or deep learning technology has been proven successful in genomic prediction. We present here a graphical processing unit (GPU) enabled DeepMap configurable deep learning-based python package for the genomic prediction of quantitative phenotype traits. We found that deep learning captures non-linear patterns more efficiently than conventional statistical methods. Furthermore, we suggest an additional module inclusion of epistasis interactions and training of the model on Graphical Processing Units (GPUs) in addition to Central Processing Unit (CPU) to enhance efficiency and increase the models performance. We developed and demonstrated the application of DeepMap using a 3K rice genome panel and 1K-Rice Custom Amplicon (1kRiCA) data for several phenotypic traits including days to 50% flowering (DTF), number of productive tillers (NPT), panicle length (PL), plant height (PH), and plot yield (PY). We have found that DeepMap outperformed the best existing state-of-the-art models by giving higher predictive correlation and low mean squared error for the datasets studied. This prediction performance was higher than other compared models in the range of 13-31%. Similarly for Dataset-2, significantly higher predictions were observed than the compared models (16-20% higher prediction ability). On Dataset-3, we have also shown the better and versatile performance of our model across crops (wheat, maize, and soybean) for yield and yield-related traits. This demonstrates the potentiality of the framework and ease of use for future research in crop improvement. The DeepMap is accessible at https://test.pypi.org/project/DeepMap-1.0/. Short SummaryDeepMap is a deep learning-based breeder-friendly python package to perform genomic prediction. It utilizes epistatic interactions for data augmentation and outperforms the existing state-of-the-art machine/deep learning models such as Bayesian LASSO, GBLUP, DeepGS, and dualCNN. DeepMap developed for rice and tested across crops such as maize, wheat, soybean etc.

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Genetic Gains in IRRIs Rice Salinity Breeding and Elite Panel Development as a Future Breeding Resource

Genetic gain is a crucial parameter to check the breeding programs success and help optimize future breeding strategies for enhanced genetic gains. In this work, IRRIs historical data from the Philippines and Bangladesh of the salinity breeding program was used to estimate the genetic gains and identify the best lines based on higher breeding values for yield as a future genetic resource. Two-stage mixed-model approach accounting for experimental design factors and pedigrees was adopted to obtain the breeding values for yield and estimate genetic trends under the salinity conditions. A positive genetic trend of 0.1% per annum with a yield advantage of 1.52 kg/ha for the Philippines and 0.31% per annum with a yield advantage of 14.02 kg/ha for Bangladesh datasets was observed. For the released varieties, genetic gain was 0.12% per annum with a yield advantage of 2.2 kg/ha/year and 0.14% per annum with a yield advantage of 5.9 kg/ha/year, respectively. Further, based on higher breeding values for grain yield, a core set of the top 145 genotypes with higher breeding values of >2400 kg/ha in the Philippines and >3500 kg/ha in Bangladesh with a selection accuracy >0.4 were selected for formulating the elite breeding panel as a future breeding resource. Conclusively, higher genetic gains are pivotal in IRRIs rice salinity breeding program, which requires a holistic breeding approach with a major paradigm shift in breeding strategies to enhance genetic gains. Key MessageEstimating genetic gains and formulating a future salinity elite breeding panel for rice pave the way for developing better high-yielding salinity tolerant lines with enhanced genetic gains.

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