Nordics and Irish are even less distinct and it still estimates those (despite the fact I have no known ancestry from Scandinavia).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
Printable View
Nordics and Irish are even less distinct and it still estimates those (despite the fact I have no known ancestry from Scandinavia).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
It's as consistent as you are with difficulty. You're able to answer more easy questions correctly than hard ones, but you also answer some easy ones incorrectly. The SSA is almost surely not noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
You can always check your GEDmatch to see if there is a consistent SSA percentage. For example Dodecad World9 and MDLP World (not K23b). If you are a colonial i.e. ethnic American, I wouldn't be surprised to see one or two percent black.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
Same as mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abdelnour
It is because they are compared to a smaller area and have more definitive population panels. The problem though is that they are over-fitted so that other populations get those categories without having any ancestry from those populations.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyoHazuki