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User interface to DIYABC/AbcRanger
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3 population originating from same ancestral population #140

Open vincenzolandi opened 1 year ago

vincenzolandi commented 1 year ago

Hello, I have 4 different populations. One (4 ) originated by one of them (1) then this last I want to be originated from the same ancestral population at the same time. This is the code I am using: N1 N2 N3 N4 0 sample 1 0 sample 2 0 sample 3 0 sample 4 t1 merge 1 4 t2 merge 2 1 t3 merge 3 2 t4 varNe 3 Na

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I would like that pop 3 2 and 1 originted at the same time from the violet line...there is some way?

gdurif commented 1 year ago

Hi, sorry for the late reply.

Just to be sure, which population is your ancestral one ? in your example, it is pop 3.

I think you could do this which corresponds to what you want (@aestoup could you confirm?):

N1 N2 N3 N4
0 sample 1
0 sample 2
0 sample 3
0 sample 4
t1 merge 1 4
t4 merge 2 1
t4 merge 3 2
t4 varNe 3 Na

Note: the graphical representation might not work in this case, but the model will be understood.

gdurif commented 2 months ago

Hi, I am really sorry for the very late reply.

Due to work overload, the development, support and maintenance for the project diyabcGUI is currently paused. Feel free to contact us (by submitting an issue) if you want to take over the development for this project. Pull request are also welcome to fix bug or implement missing functionalities.

I have updated the README file to announce this. This is the official announcement to clarify a situation that has been going on for quite some time.

You can still use the command line version of the software which is still maintained/supported. Check the documentation page here.

All my apologies for the trouble, Best regards