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Accurate and flexible estimation of effective population size history

2024-10-17

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Current methods for inferring historical population sizes from DNA sequences often impose a heavy computational burden, or relieve that burden by imposing a fixed parametric form. In addition, they can be marred by sequencing errors or uncertainty about recombination rates, and the quality of inference is often poor in the recent past. We propose “InferNo” for flexible, nonparametric inference of effective populat...

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Literature Corpus work: 11594083-e11f-559a-b16f-f9bbdf529bb9
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.16.618650

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