Closed RenzoTale88 closed 3 years ago
Hi, sorry to bother you about a probably very simple question. Am I right when I say that the Ksfs is the number of SNPs carrying the given mutation type (e.g. ACT>ATT) in N number of samples? For example:
sample_frequency ACT>ATT 1 1000 2 2000 3 1500 4 1200 5 100
Means that there 1000 SNPs in which 1 sample only carries the mutation given, 2000 SNPs in which two samples carry the given mutation and so on?
Thank you in advance Andrea
Hi Andrea—yes that sounds correct.
This seems resolved, so I'll close. Let us know if not.
Hi, sorry to bother you about a probably very simple question. Am I right when I say that the Ksfs is the number of SNPs carrying the given mutation type (e.g. ACT>ATT) in N number of samples? For example:
Means that there 1000 SNPs in which 1 sample only carries the mutation given, 2000 SNPs in which two samples carry the given mutation and so on?
Thank you in advance Andrea