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I.vet
05-17-2020, 02:28 PM
Good evening everyone!
Is there a calculator that can determine the autosomal effect of the Yamnaya culture? This component is also called Western Steppe Herders (WSH).

Ion Basescul
05-17-2020, 07:22 PM
Yes, but you will need Global 25 coordinates (http://eurogenes.blogspot.com/2020/04/business-almost-as-usual.html), which won't be available until July.

Bosniensis
05-17-2020, 07:25 PM
Yamnaya = Sintashta, Maykor, Sredni Stog, Massagetae area

Leto
05-19-2020, 02:40 PM
If you are a typical ethnic Russian/East Slav (mind sharing your Gedmatch results?), then your estimated Yamnaya percentage should be similar to that of other unmixed Russians. I mean you can check the references from Global25 even if you don't have your own coordinates.
http://g25vahaduo.genetics.ovh/

Zoro
05-19-2020, 04:32 PM
Good evening everyone!
Is there a calculator that can determine the autosomal effect of the Yamnaya culture? This component is also called Western Steppe Herders (WSH).

The only reliable tools for this are formal statistic tools that are part of the Harvard University ADMIXTOOLS package such as qpWave, qpAdm, dstats. This is what the pros (scientists) use in their papers to model and analyze. Don't get fooled by G25. It's just based on PCA coordinates and ran by an amateur who goes by nickname Davidski

Rgvgjhvv
05-19-2020, 04:34 PM
The only reliable tools for this are formal statistic tools that are part of the Harvard University ADMIXTOOLS package such as qpWave, qpAdm, dstats. This is what the pros (scientists) use in their papers to model and analyze.

Is that publicly available?

Zoro
05-19-2020, 04:44 PM
Is that publicly available?

Yes they are that's how all the scientists are able to use them. They use them alot also at EurasianDNA.com. So yes they are publicly available from Reichlab website but the people here don't have the bionformatics knowledge to be able to run them

vbnetkhio
05-19-2020, 04:59 PM
Yes they are that's how all the scientists are able to use them. They use them alot also at EurasianDNA.com. So yes they are publicly available from Reichlab website but the people here don't have the bionformatics knowledge to be able to run them

some do.

and admixture is also used by scientists.

FinalFlash
05-19-2020, 05:01 PM
Yes they are that's how all the scientists are able to use them. They use them alot also at EurasianDNA.com. So yes they are publicly available from Reichlab website but the people here don't have the bionformatics knowledge to be able to run them

Can you show us how that tool is used?

Zoro
05-19-2020, 05:11 PM
some do.

and admixture is also used by scientists.

Who does ??

Admixture is used superficially but most of the serious analysis is done with dstats f3s qpAdm qpWave etc

Leto
05-19-2020, 05:11 PM
The only reliable tools for this are formal statistic tools that are part of the Harvard University ADMIXTOOLS package such as qpWave, qpAdm, dstats. This is what the pros (scientists) use in their papers to model and analyze. Don't get fooled by G25. It's just based on PCA coordinates and ran by an amateur who goes by nickname Davidski
Are you not tired of crusading against Gedmatch, G25 and Davidski? You post the same crap in almost every thread about admixture calculators. Please stop.

Zoro
05-19-2020, 05:18 PM
Can you show us how that tool is used?

I have been trying to learn too. First, you have to have Linux operating system installed. Next learn about how to install open source softwares in Linux and Linux commands. Then you can read the instructions in readme file in ADMIXTOOLS on Reichlab website. If there are bugs in installation try to google how to fix those bugs.

vbnetkhio
05-19-2020, 05:27 PM
Who does ??

Admixture is used superficially but most of the serious analysis is done with dstats f3s qpAdm qpWave etc

i could do it.

there is usually an admixture barplot in every study, but the serious analysis is done with those other tools, i guess you are right.

Zoro
05-19-2020, 05:28 PM
Are you not tired of crusading against Gedmatch, G25 and Davidski? You post the same crap in almost every thread about admixture calculators. Please stop.


It's really comical how you want to hide the truth from everyone. You realize that all the smarter user have to do is read a couple of scientific papers and figure out for themselves that indeed the scientists use ADMIXTOOLS (qpAdm, dstats, f3s, etc) for their heavy duty analysis and not G25 PCA coordinate tools made by an amateur like Davidski.

I realize the truth hurts but unfortunately there's nothing you can do about it. Suck it up.

FinalFlash
05-19-2020, 07:51 PM
I have been trying to learn too. First, you have to have Linux operating system installed. Next learn about how to install open source softwares in Linux and Linux commands. Then you can read the instructions in readme file in ADMIXTOOLS on Reichlab website. If there are bugs in installation try to google how to fix those bugs.

How do results differ for Kurds on Gedmatch or Vahaduo when compared to the tool you use?

Zoro
05-19-2020, 09:01 PM
How do results differ for Kurds on Gedmatch or Vahaduo when compared to the tool you use?


It really depends what we are talking about. Do you mean what Kurds relatedness is to other populations or what their admixture percentages are. For admixture percentages it will depend on what source populations we use.

FinalFlash
05-19-2020, 09:18 PM
It really depends what we are talking about. Do you mean what Kurds relatedness is to other populations or what their admixture percentages are. For admixture percentages it will depend on what source populations we use.

Can you run some Kurd admixture percentages and oracles for Kurds for us using that tool? I'm really curious to see this.

I.vet
07-24-2020, 07:24 PM
Recently I came up with an idea how to roughly calculate the percentage of impurity from Yamnaya culture.
According to the study, the WSH (Yamnaya) carried an admixture of 50% ANE and 50% Middle Eastern genes (CHG).
In this case, at least for Europeans, it is enough, conventionally, to double the value of ANE twice.

Pater Patota
07-24-2020, 07:49 PM
Recently I came up with an idea how to roughly calculate the percentage of impurity from Yamnaya culture.
According to the study, the WSH (Yamnaya) carried an admixture of 50% ANE and 50% Middle Eastern genes (CHG).
In this case, at least for Europeans, it is enough, conventionally, to double the value of ANE twice.

Are you sure CHG represents Middle Easterners?

I.vet
07-24-2020, 07:59 PM
Are you sure CHG represents Middle Easterners?

As far as I know, they resembles early European and Anatolian farmers. And it seems that the CHG carried the lines of the J

TheOldNorth
07-25-2020, 02:21 AM
on the K13 ancient europe calculator most ANE and WHG is from them, as it counts EHG as WHG and their is very little (5-15%) WHG in modern europeans.

qylymla
05-16-2021, 05:08 PM
What language was spoken in Central Asia before the Proto-Indo-Iranian invasion of Yamnaya?