Global25 nMonte and PCA's

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This is with my converted V3 data, which is apparently comparable to FTDNA raw data (one of the best DNA tests for raw data).

Heres are two pretty solid fits between .5% and .9% using nMonte with R:

Unscaled individuals and i took out all the known southern Lombard samples.

"distance%=0.7547"

AS_G25

Italy_Medieval_Collegno,51.2 (Lombards)
Hungary_Medieval_Szolad,37.6 (Lombards)
Germany_Medieval,8.6 (Germanic Bavarian)
Sweden_Viking_Age,2.6


Heres a pretty simple run with modern unscaled individual populations:

"distance%=0.6157"

AS_G25

German,67.8
Dutch,15
French,13.2
Austrian,4

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Celtic vs Germanic:

"John_Smith" black dot

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I figured more people would have done the global25.

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Übermensch DNA

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Übermensch DNA

The tests are pretty cool. You can compare yourself against ancient populations, like I did at the top with the lombard Germanic tribes.

The title "Hungary_Medieval_Szolad" and "Italy_Medieval_Collegno" can be misleading. Those were just the locations these samples were found.

[Teutone]

The tests are pretty cool. You can compare yourself against ancient populations, like I did at the top with the lombard Germanic tribes.

The title "Hungary_Medieval_Szolad" and "Italy_Medieval_Collegno" can be misleading. Those were just the locations these samples were found.

How you did the test?

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How you did the test?

You send your raw data to David at eurogenes and he sends you back coordinates.

You can than do it yourself with these coordinates through a program called R or you can do it through this guy poi's online nMonte calculator.

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You send your raw data to David at eurogenes and he sends you back coordinates.

You can than do it yourself with these coordinates through a program called R or you can do it through this guy poi's online nMonte calculator.

complicated?

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complicated?

With using program R, it can be at first.

With poi's calculator, it's much easier. You're just more limited but it's still great.

I've learned to do both, so if you ever decide to get the coordinates ($12), I could help you out.

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I just found out using scaled coordinates for the models is best. The distance to aim for is between 1% and 2%.

Heres an ancient scaled run with all the southern Lombards removed:

"distance%=1.4404"

AS_G25_scaled

Hungary_Medieval_Szolad,45.8 (Lombards)
Italy_Medieval_Collegno,34.6 (Lombards)
Germany_Medieval,18.2 (Bavarian Germanic)
Sweden_Viking_Age,1.4