[adegenet-forum] DAPC scatterplot vs membership probabilities
Jombart, Thibaut
t.jombart at imperial.ac.uk
Wed Dec 10 20:18:35 CET 2014
Hi Carla,
sounds like an interesting problem.
Just to make sure, how did you derive the group membership probabilities? Manually, or did you use the output of predict.dapc?
If this is based on predict.dapc, we would need a reproducible example (small subset of data) to see what is going on. Assignment is based on the discriminant functions, so there should never be any mismatch, at least not with the first DF.
Cheers
Thibaut
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I'm using DAPC to assess the origin of an introduced salmonid in Patagonia
and I have problems interpreting my results.
I used pre-defined groups corresponding to the native range source
populations and then I applied the predict.dapc function to position the
introduced individuals (that were not used in constructing the model) onto
these discriminant functions (DFs). On the basis of the derived DFs, I
derived for each introduced individual a membership probability to original
source populations.
Then, In the DAPC scatterplot the introduced individuals (population) fell
more in the space with of native pop 1 than with pop 2, but the DAPC
probabilites indicate more native pop2 ancestry. Which of these two results
shoud I give more credit/support?
Thanks a lot in advance!!!
Carla.-
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