Topological stratification of continuous genetic variation in large biobanks.

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Biobanks now contain genetic data from millions of individuals. Dimensionality reduction, visualization and clustering are standard when exploring data at these scales; while efficient and tractable methods exist for the first two, clustering remains challenging because of the many ways in which demography and sampling can affect structure. In practice, clustering is commonly performed by drawing shapes around...

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