Fig. 4
From: eQTLs are key players in the integration of genomic and transcriptomic data for phenotype prediction
Relationship between change in predictor rank and muti-omic prediction advantage. Regression across traits measured at Orleans between average change in rank of predictors and advantage in performance of the multi-omic model (G + T) over the single-omic counterpart (G for SNPs and T for transcripts). The top panel (A) shows the regression obtained with the eQTLs (trans-eQTLs on the left, cis-eQTLs in the middle, and SNPs not detected as eQTL on the right). The bottom panel (B) shows the regression obtained with the regulated transcripts (trans on the left, cis in the middle, and not found to be associated with eQTLs on the right)