Figure 4.

Inferred copying matrices for case studies of human admixture based on the HGDP dataset. The copying proportions ${\mathit{\mu }}_{pa}$ are scaled within columns to $\text{\%}$ of the most copied donor population so that each cell shading is equal to $100.{\mathit{\mu }}_{pa}/\text{arg}{\text{max}}_{\mathit{p}}{\mathit{\mu }}_{pa}$. Along the top are the estimated genome-wide ancestry proportions averaged across all admixed target individuals, e.g., Hazara are $53\text{\%}$ “orange” ancestry.