Closed agladstein closed 4 years ago
The -r parameter is used exactly the same way as in MS (see ms documentation), except that we don't multiply the per base recombination rate by the segment length as in MS. So in your case specify -r as 4.83e-6 4 N_e
the 4.83 cM/Mb is specified in a file which is specified in the -R parameter. This is for use in regions where crossovers happen more or less frequently per segment length.
On 09/14/2017 03:53 PM, agladstein wrote:
Hi Gary,
This is a potentially very obvious question. I'm confused about the -r parameter, which is recombination rate per site per 4N generations. If I have a species with a recombination rate of 4.83 cM/Mb, then should the unscaled per site r = 4.83e-6 per site per 1 generation?
Thanks, Ariella
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Hi Gary,
This is a potentially very obvious question. I'm confused about the -r parameter, which is recombination rate per site per 4N generations. If I have a species with a recombination rate of 4.83 cM/Mb, then should the unscaled per site r = 4.83e-8 per site per 1 generation?
Thanks, Ariella