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<i>F</i> <sub> <i>ST</i> </sub> and the Triangle Inequality for Biallelic Markers

2019-03-05

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The population differentiation statistic F ST , introduced by Sewall Wright, is often treated as a pairwise distance measure between populations. As was known to Wright, however, F ST is not a true metric because allele frequencies exist for which it does not satisfy the triangle inequality. We prove that a stronger result holds: for biallelic markers whose allele frequencies differ across three populations, F...

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80051af2-bd92-5209-a67a-733f6f2714c4
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10.1101/567743
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