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Statistical genetics

a recursive method for computing the likelihood of pedigree data by peeling through nuclear families, the basis of classical segregation and linkage analysis.

In statistical genetics, Elston-Stewart algorithm refers to a recursive method for computing the likelihood of pedigree data by peeling through nuclear families, the basis of classical segregation and linkage analysis. This meaning comes from Elston (1971) in Human Heredity.[1]

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References

Elston, R. C., & Stewart, J. (1971). A General Model for the Genetic Analysis of Pedigree Data. Human Heredity, 21(6), 523-542. https://doi.org/10.1159/000152448

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