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Inference and analysis of population structure using genetic data and network theory

2015-08-06

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Clustering individuals to subpopulations based on genetic data has become commonplace in many genetic studies. Inference of population structure is most often done by applying model-based approaches, aided by visualization using distance-based approaches such as multidimensional scaling. While existing distance-based approaches suffer from lack of statistical rigor, model-based approaches entail assumptions of pri...

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1559c4b3-c098-51a5-a11e-2044fa79b81b
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10.1101/024042
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