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The GEDmatch Relationship Tree tool - Blog comment by jbissett - 26 Jan 2018
Louis: Do you have a moment to help me understand a few issues with the relationship tree?
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The GEDmatch Relationship Tree tool - Blog comment by lkessler - 25 Jan 2018
Joe: We're just beginning see the development of good tools to analyze all this DNA stuff. GEDmach is doing a great job providing new ideas like this, and it's great when there's one that can help us make sense out this nonsense.
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The GEDmatch Relationship Tree tool - Blog comment by jbissett - 25 Jan 2018
Hi Louis, Once again you have provided a most valuable explanation of an existing GedMatch feature that so far I had not understood or used.
My maternal half-brother only shows 2 X-dna matches for unknown cousins. I ran the first one (only 8.2 cms atDna and 7.5 cms X-Dna) and I am pleasantly surprised to find ...
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Revisiting Missing A-B Matches - Blog comment by jbissett - 19 Jan 2018
:-)
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Revisiting Missing A-B Matches - Blog comment by lkessler - 19 Jan 2018
I guess I can say a week or two. Add another week to update the documentation and the website.
Now remember I'm a programmer, so multiply that by 5 and add 3.
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Revisiting Missing A-B Matches - Blog comment by jbissett - 19 Jan 2018
Hi Louis. Do you have an anticipated release date for version 2 update?
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Sort of a Date - Blog comment by lkessler - 13 Jan 2018
Thank you eagle-eyed Tony for taking the time to let me know. Yes, you are correct. It should be BEF/TO before and FROM/BET/AFT that follow. I've now updated this blog post to reflect this.
I checked my code in Behold, and it is implemented correctly. I just errored in this blog post.
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Sort of a Date - Blog comment by acproctor - 12 Jan 2018
Small error here, Louis. When you talk about sorting, you suggest that BEF/FROM come before, and BET/AFT/TO. But FROM is akin to AFT (one inclusive and one not) rather than BEF. In other words, I believe you meant FROM and TO to be switched over here.
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Chess and Artificial Intelligence: The Future Changed Today - Blog comment by geneatech - 11 Dec 2017
Louis, good luck with that! But we should certainly look to movies for ideas about the possible scenarios and potential solutions. I fear we're already behind the eight-ball, though. According to this article, programmers don't even understand why AIs make the decisions they do: ...
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The GEDmatch Relationship Tree tool - Blog comment by lkessler - 26 Jan 2018