Semigroup Basesfor Genetic Breeding Programs 1 Application of Basis-Pruning Algorithms

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Abstract Genetic breeding programs combine parental lines through crossing operations to produce new varieties. The space of possible crosses and breeding procedures can be very large, but often a much smaller set of crossing primitives suffices to generate the same set of achievable lines. We adapt semigroup basis pruning algorithms by to the breeding setting by modeling breeding operations as transformations on a finite population state space. We provide formal definitions, proofs of algorithmic correctness and termination for the finite case, and a worked example using a small set of parental lines. The example includes an executable Python implementation which identifies a minimal generating set of crosses for the target breeding outcomes. The approach offers a principled method to reduce complexity in breeding programs, identify critical parental lines, and prioritize crosses under resource constraints.
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The space of possible crosses and breeding procedures can be very large, but often a much smaller set of crossing primitives suffices to generate the same set of achievable lines. We adapt semigroup basis pruning algorithms by to the breeding setting by modeling breeding operations as transformations on a finite population state space. We provide formal definitions, proofs of algorithmic correctness and termination for the finite case, and a worked example using a small set of parental lines. The example includes an executable Python implementation which identifies a minimal generating set of crosses for the target breeding outcomes. The approach offers a principled method to reduce complexity in breeding programs, identify critical parental lines, and prioritize crosses under resource constraints. Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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