Figure 10.

For a subset of sweep scenarios, this figure illustrates the decay of all three statistics’ power by distance (kilobases on the x axis). In the non-bottleneck complete hard sweep, the high N_e populations split at 0.5 time units in the past and selection (s = 0.001) began at 0.2 time units in the past. In the low N_e population, the populations split at 0.2 time units in the past and selection (s = 0.01) began immediately. The bottleneck strength in the high N_e case is 0.05 and the low N_e case is 0.1. In both cases of the partial hard sweep, the ending allele frequencies were 0.5. In the complete soft sweep cases for both populations, starting frequency was 0.001. In the partial soft sweep cases for the high N_e case, starting allele frequency was 0.0001 and ending allele frequency was 0.5. For the high N_e case, beneficial starting allele frequency was 0.001 and ended at 0.5.