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*Question: Try simulating Wright-Fisher model of genetic drift, as follows: | *Question: Try simulating Wright-Fisher model of genetic drift, as follows: | ||
# Begin with an allele frequency p=0.5, and a pop of N=100 haploid individuals | |||
# Each individual produces 100 gametes, gives a total of 10,000 gametes | |||
# Sample from the gamete pool another 100 to give rise to the next generation of individuals | |||
# Recalculate allele frequency | |||
# Repeat for a total generation of g=1000 generations | |||
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Revision as of 21:09, 18 March 2017
Mar 18, 2017 "Wright-Fisher" (Due )
- Question: Try simulating Wright-Fisher model of genetic drift, as follows:
- Begin with an allele frequency p=0.5, and a pop of N=100 haploid individuals
- Each individual produces 100 gametes, gives a total of 10,000 gametes
- Sample from the gamete pool another 100 to give rise to the next generation of individuals
- Recalculate allele frequency
- Repeat for a total generation of g=1000 generations
| Submitted Codes |
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