Closed kmanoharan01 closed 3 years ago
This actually seems quite close to what we inferred in our analysis, if I recall correctly (I didn't directly compare to our supplementary figures). The differences you're seeing are likely due to two main factors: (1) Your model does not have any migration bands. This will slightly reduce the estimates of tau. (2) You're not analyzing all the samples and populations we did. Most analyses we report had 5-6 human populations if I recall correctly. Theoretically, this shouldn't affect the estimates, but in practice it can have a small effect. (3) You are using a very small number of iterations, so possibly the MCMC has not converged yet. You can examine the traces of some of the parameters to see if they converge around some value or are trending upward/downward.
Thanks, very much for your reply.
I will try with the above options.
Could you please let me know if my understanding is correct to covert mean estimate value (tau) to real numbers?
You have suggested in the supplementary information following formula (tau mean estimate value/mutation rate)* 10^4;
Here I have to use the mutation rate is (7.1 *10^-10), correct?
I don't remember now the specific value we used for mutation rate, but the formula is correct. make sure you use the per-year mutation rate and not the per-generation one.
Thank you very much..
Hi
I have used the following control/model parameter as suggested in the paper supplementary Information, except the number of iteration. However, I am not getting the results given in the supplementary Information, would the change in iteration affect the result majorly? Or I am missing something in the parameter? Could you please help?
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GENERAL-INFO-END
CURRENT-POPS-START
CURRENT-POPS-END
ANCESTRAL-POPS-START
ANCESTRAL-POPS-END ###############