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In order to use DNA tests in genealogy, you need to know every segment on every chromosome that matches. Matching is not a go/nogo proposition. There are degree
by GnarfGnarf 3y ago
In order to use DNA tests in genealogy, you need to know every segment on every chromosome that matches. Matching is not a go/nogo proposition. There are degrees of matching that depend on the biological relationship. Ex: Parent/children average 3,700 cM (centiMorgans), siblings are 2,600 cM, first cousins 900 cM etc.
See: https://whoareyoumadeof.com/blog/need-a-dna-centimorgan-chart/ https://whoareyoumadeof.com/blog/need-a-dna-centimorgan-char...
- programjames 3y agoYou can do holomorphic encryption.
- GnarfGnarf 3y agoThe DNA date needs to be readable by third-party apps, if the user so wishes.
- programjames 3y agoYes, and that can be done with homomorphic encryption? I don't understand your objection.
- GnarfGnarf 3y agoData