Computer based statistical analysis of bloodlines

[jae]

Stats, real results are necessary to compare to the predictions. I think you would totally be able to create something to draw up a range of possibilities. The issue you will need real data to go off of, if you can get real results into your studies then it certainly will be feasible.
I am sure there are sciences devoted to gene patterns and predictions for more than a few things. Cannot imagine this being much different.

[hunterisgreat]

Originally Posted by jae

Stats, real results are necessary to compare to the predictions. I think you would totally be able to create something to draw up a range of possibilities. The issue you will need real data to go off of, if you can get real results into your studies then it certainly will be feasible.
I am sure there are sciences devoted to gene patterns and predictions for more than a few things. Cannot imagine this being much different.

Anything very distinctly genetic - like say DM, or coat color... you could say very accurate things with limited data. For more difficult to pinpoint or tie to one or a few genes and may have some influence from both nature and nurture, such as HD, temperament, drive levels, would need more data... but if you had a perfect dataset to train the system on, you could say profoundly accurate things about future offspring