The free parameters in the discrete PSMC-HMM model are the scaled mutation rate, recombination rate and piecewise constant population sizes. The time interval each size parameter spans was manually chosen. The estimation-maximization iteration started from a constant-sized population history. The estimation step was done analytically; Powell’s direction set method is used for the maximization step. Parameter values stablized by the 20th iteration, and these were taken as the final estimate. All parameters are scaled to a constant that is further determined under the assumption of a neutral mutation rate 2.5×10−8.
Population History Estimation from Sequencing Data
The free parameters in the discrete PSMC-HMM model are the scaled mutation rate, recombination rate and piecewise constant population sizes. The time interval each size parameter spans was manually chosen. The estimation-maximization iteration started from a constant-sized population history. The estimation step was done analytically; Powell’s direction set method is used for the maximization step. Parameter values stablized by the 20th iteration, and these were taken as the final estimate. All parameters are scaled to a constant that is further determined under the assumption of a neutral mutation rate 2.5×10−8.
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Variable analysis
- Scaled mutation rate
- Recombination rate
- Piecewise constant population sizes
- Heterozygous or homozygous bin sequences
- Estimated population history
- Neutral mutation rate (2.5×10^-8)
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