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Local Ancestry Prediction with PyLAE
Alexander Smetanin, Nikita MoshkoviD, Tatiana V. TatarinovaiD
Abstract
SummaryWe developed PyLAE - a new tool for determining local ancestry along a genome using whole-genome sequencing data or high-density genotyping experiments. PyLAE can process an arbitrarily large number of ancestral populations (with or without an informative prior). Since PyLAE does not involve estimation of many parameters, it can process thousands of genomes within a day. Computational efficiency, straightforward presentation of results, and an ease of installation makes PyLAE a useful tool to study admixed populations. Availability and implementationThe source code and installation manual are available at https://github.com/smetam/pylae.
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