Open ghost opened 7 years ago
Can't help. The 2 calculations are (of course) quite different.
Nick
On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 8:00 AM, hisakawakuro notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
I have two ancient samples (7X and 13X) . In NJ tree , they get together with groupA . But in Outgroup f3 statistic ,the groupB's f_3 value is higher than gourpA ,How to explain the result ?
The NJtree may like this: http://i2.muimg.com/4851/d715cb8fb65cd020.png
The output : result: Ancient groupB outgroup 0.235691 0.001944 121.244 12220407 result: Ancient groupA outgroup 0.231413 0.001914 120.894 11370158
Thanks!
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What seems more plausible ? if I want to see which group my ancient samples more like.
this may help you understand the outgroup-f3 http://gaworkshop.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contents/06_f3/f3.html @hisakawakuro
Hi,
I have two ancient samples (7X and 13X) . In NJ tree , they get together with groupA . But in Outgroup f3 statistic ,the groupB's f_3 value is higher than gourpA ,How to explain the result ?
The NJtree may like this: http://i2.muimg.com/4851/d715cb8fb65cd020.png
The output : result: Ancient groupB outgroup 0.235691 0.001944 121.244 12220407 result: Ancient groupA outgroup 0.231413 0.001914 120.894 11370158
Thanks!