Analyzing a Supercluster Chart
Today, I will continue with the same data I’ve used the past two days: Analyzing a Cluster Chart and What
Read MoreToday, I will continue with the same data I’ve used the past two days: Analyzing a Cluster Chart and What
Read MoreBoth AutoClustering and the Collins Leeds Method (CLM) create DNA Match Cluster Charts. The charts have colored clusters of people who
Read MoreThere are now three main methods or tools to create DNA Match Clustering charts: the Leeds Method, AutoClustering, and the
Read MoreBelow is one cluster from a CLM 3D (Collins’ Leeds Method) chart I created with the DNAGedcom Client at DNAGedcom. This
Read MoreHave you tried DNAGedcom’s new Collins’ Leeds Method 3D? It’s one of several new tools that automatically creates clusters of
Read MoreRob Warthen of DNAGedcom announced the Collins’ Leeds Method 3D yesterday. Once you run a chart, what’s next? Above is
Read MoreBIG NEWS in the genetic genealogy world: MyHeritage is having a big event in Norway this weekend, and they made
Read MoreOur DNA Color Cluster charts can be more powerful when they are organized. Here are seven organization tips. If you
Read MoreWhat Is Overlap? Overlap is when a DNA relative is sorted into more than one Color Cluster. In the example
Read MoreWhen I first developed DNA Color Clustering, I thought Ancestry.com’s “4th cousin” matches would not share enough DNA to be
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