View Full Version : Noise Threshold On Autosomal DNA IBD Segment Matches
J Man
10-25-2013, 02:43 PM
This is quite an interesting explanation/take in the noise threshold for autosomal IBD segment matches. What do others here think about this guy's interpretation?
http://www.y-str.org/noise-threshold-on-atdna-matches/
This guy doesn't know what he is talking about.
After doing some research, I found that any segment length even on an unphased DNA which is greater than 3 cM is an IBD
What research? Research of others shows that fake IBD segments have been routinely observed at 5 and 6 cM, and sometimes as large as 10 cM.
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Really?
If the population is 7 billion, with 10 genotypes, there are 700 million people for each genotype.
False. You can only derive SNP rates empirically, not by making up figures Mathematically. Rates vary a lot from SNP to SNP and population to population.
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You cannot compare a manmade code where each cypher character is equally probable to a genetic code where different letters code for different functions. In a cypher, "0" and "1" are neutral in their effects: in an amino acid, "A" and "C" can cause very different effects in an organism.
J Man
10-26-2013, 02:04 PM
This guy doesn't know what he is talking about.
What research? Research of others shows that fake IBD segments have been routinely observed at 5 and 6 cM, and sometimes as large as 10 cM.
Really?
False. You can only derive SNP rates empirically, not by making up figures Mathematically. Rates vary a lot from SNP to SNP and population to population.
You cannot compare a manmade code where each cypher character is equally probable to a genetic code where different letters code for different functions. In a cypher, "0" and "1" are neutral in their effects: in an amino acid, "A" and "C" can cause very different effects in an organism.
Interesting thanks for your thoughts AJL.
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