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1.Now
we want to learn how to draw a “high-low” chart that is similar to a box
plot. This type of graph is frequently used to present the distribution
of a continuous variable for 2 or more groups.
2.Our
example is based on a “new” way to classify ancestry instead of the
conventional racial categories of “White” and “Black”.
3.With
admixture analyses, we can obtain a score that represents the percentage
of ancestry from a specific racial group.
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