FIC

From Genome Analysis Wiki
Revision as of 13:33, 11 April 2013 by Atks (talk | contribs)
Jump to navigationJump to search

The inbreeding coefficient FIC is a measure of deviation from the Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium in terms of the excess of heterozygotes observed. A value of 0 implies no deviation, a negative value implies an excess of heterozygotes and a positive value implies an excess of homozygotes. FIC ranges from -1 to 1.


The following equation gives the estimate of F where the observed genotypes are available. gi,j,k is the genotype composed of alleles i and j for the kth individual. P(Gi,j|p) is the estimated genotype allele frequency for genotype Gi,j under HWE assumption. I[i≠j] is an identity function for heterozygote genotypes.

FIC=1−O[Het]E[Het|p]=1−∑i,j,kgi,j,kI[i≠j]∑i,jP(Gi,j|p)I[i≠j]

The following equation gives the estimate of F where genotype likelihoods are available. P(Rk|Gi,j) is the genotype likelihood.

FIC=1−O[Het]E[Het|p]=1−∑i,j,kP(Gi,j|Rk,p)I[i≠j]∑i,jP(Gi,j|p)I[i≠j]=1−∑i,j,kP(Rk|Gi,j)P(Gi,j|p)∑i′,j′P(Rk|Gi′,j′)P(Gi′,j′|p)I[i≠j]∑i,jP(Gi,j|p)I[i≠j]


Derivation

Adrian with much help from Hyun.


Maintained by

This page is maintained by Adrian.