AICRF: ancestry inference of admixed population with deep conditional random field.

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Ancestry inference of admixed populations is an important issue in anthropology and studies of gene discovery, and characterization. Usually, local ancestor inference (LAI) methods use fixed-length windows to divide chromosomes into smaller blocks. The accuracy of LAI algorithms will decrease if a window with an inappropriate length is used to infer the ancestry of admixed individuals. In this study, we first...

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