8. Kernel Ridge mixed model (HPC Linux)

R function which solves kernel Ridge within the mixed model framework

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A simple and user-friendly R function (HPC Linux clusters version) which allows users to perform RR-BLUP, GBLUP and RKHS regression with a Gaussian, Laplacian, polynomial or ANOVA kernel

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