alexkrohn
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4 years ago Hi there,
Yes, I do believe that is built into the NGSadmix function.
-Alex
On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 7:31 AM maernster notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
this is not an issue but just a question. I realized that you didn't specify the seed number when running the NGSadmix command and was wondering if by default NGSadmix then uses a different random seed in every run. That's because I read that for using the Evanno approach to calculate the most suitable value of K, each replicate should be run with different random seeds.
Cheers
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Hi,
this is not an issue but just a question. I realized that you didn't specify the seed number when running the NGSadmix command and was wondering if by default NGSadmix then uses a different random seed in every run. That's because I read that for using the Evanno approach to calculate the most suitable value of K, each replicate should be run with different random seeds.
Cheers