Fig. 2: Difference in transition matrices for matched structured and unstructured models. | Nature Genetics

Fig. 2: Difference in transition matrices for matched structured and unstructured models.

From: A structured coalescent model reveals deep ancestral structure shared by all modern humans

Fig. 2: Difference in transition matrices for matched structured and unstructured models.

a, Matching coalescence rate profiles for a structured and unstructured model. The blue line indicates the theoretical inverse coalescence rate for the structured model, where populations A and B are of constant size, the split and admixture times are given by the vertical, dashed green lines and the admixture fraction is 30%. The orange line indicates an unstructured model with size changes that generate a coalescence rate equal exactly to the structured model. b, A visualization of ξ = (QU − QS)/QS, the relative difference between the transition matrices for the structured and unstructured models in a. QU and QS are row stochastic matrices, where Q(αβ) describes the probability of transitioning from discretized time β to time α, conditional on recombination having occurred. The dashed green lines indicate the split and admixture times as in a.

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