Systems and methods for performing Correlated Multiphasic Analysis
OwnerArun Christopher Konanurinventor
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Abstract
A bioinformatic system that identifies the common ancestral origins of otherwise uncorrelated autosomal DNA (atDNA) matches is disclosed. The invention consists of three main components: The first is Correlated Multiphasic Analysis (CMA) a process of logically associating subsets of In Common With (ICW) atDNA matches in order to arrive at a solution set for queries investigating ancestral family lines. The second is a set of automated scripts, formulae, and data structures to facilitate desktop correlation and tabulation utilizing CMA in conjunction with a desktop spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel. The third is a system of data tables and methods to facilitate CMA within a database management system (DBMS) at the enterprise level.
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A process for performing Correlated Multiphasic Analysis (CMA) of autosomal DNA (atDNA) matches, independent of any specific testing provider or tabulating mechanism.
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