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Using mathematical constraints to explain narrow ranges for allele-sharing dissimilarities

2024-11-21

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Allele-sharing dissimilarity (ASD) statistics are measures of genetic differentiation for pairs of individuals or populations. Given the allele-frequency distributions of two populations—possibly the same population—the expected value of an ASD statistic is computed by evaluating the expectation of the pairwise dissimilarity between two individuals drawn at random, each from its associated allele-frequency distrib...

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c58147bc-4552-5603-a016-2b74dd131379
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10.1101/2024.11.19.624404
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