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Population size rescaling significantly biases outcomes of forward-in-time population genetic simulations.
Genetics - 8 Jan 2025
Dabi Amjad, Schrider Daniel R
Abstract excerpt
Simulations are an essential tool in all areas of population genetic research, used in tasks such as the validation of theoretical analysis and the study of complex evolutionary models. Forward-in-time simulations are especially flexible, allowing for various types of natural selection, complex genetic architectures, and non-Wright-Fisher dynamics. However, their intense computational requirements can be...
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