IICR và đồng bào cấu trúc không đứng yên: hướng tới suy luận nhân khẩu học với những thay đổi tùy ý trong cấu trúc quần thể
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Trong những năm gần đây, một loạt các phương pháp cho phép tái cấu trúc những thay đổi về kích thước quần thể trong quá khứ từ dữ liệu toàn bộ genome đã được phát triển. Đồng thời, đã có một sự công nhận ngày càng tăng rằng cấu trúc quần thể có thể tạo ra dữ liệu di truyền tương tự như những dữ liệu được sản xuất theo các mô hình thay đổi kích thước quần thể. Gần đây, Mazet và cộng sự (Heredity 116:362–371, 2016) đã chỉ ra rằng, đối với bất kỳ mô hình cấu trúc quần thể nào, luôn có thể tìm thấy một mô hình panmictic với một chức năng cụ thể về những thay đổi kích thước quần thể, có phân phối chính xác giống như phân phối của mô hình có cấu trúc đối với
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