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Post your data for East Eurasian vs. West Eurasian Plots
With a three day weekend coming up, I will have a little time to do a couple of plots for members posting their data.
I decided to focus on a low k admix calculator, so that I can cover much admixture with just 2 two dimensional plots. Although high k calculators narrow an individual’s ancestry down to a sub-regional level, they are too time consuming to plot, since many plots are needed to cover an individual’s sampled genome. In addition to being too time consuming to plot, one has to scan numerous charts, and add all the distances to compare 2 or more individuals.
I chose the MDLP k5 (Gedmatch) because it allows a West and East Eurasian comparison, and I can cover much of a member’s admixture with just 2 plots;
1. West Eurasia vs East Eurasia
2. Caucasian vs. S. Asian
If anyone wishes to be included in the plots, please have your data posted by Saturday evening, since I anticipate doing the plots on Sunday.
The plots will be most informative if members from various ethnic backgrounds (Europeans, W Asians, S Asians, etc.) post their data.
To get the ball rolling, here is my data:

EDIT: I would not get too hung up on the definitions of the components, but from cross checking my results against results from other calculators, and comparing them to some members that have posted, it appears that W Asian & perhaps something else is lumped into Caucasian. South Asian seems to encompass "W/SW Indian" + ?. E Eurasian maybe ASE + E Asian + NE Asian. W Eurasian may cover E/NE European. Some of the European members may be able to shed light on Paleo Mediterranean by cross checking it with results they get from other calcluators.
2nd EDIT: Paleo Mediterranean ~EEF?
Last edited by Kurd; 02-13-2015 at 01:17 PM.
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