Table 3.

Population identification accuracy for codon aversion

Population	Total individuals	Number of clusters	Percent accuracy
East Asia	504	26	95.0397
Africa	661	94	85.9304
Europe	503	216	57.2565
South Asia	489	214	56.4417
America	347	165	52.7378

Using an alignment-free phylogenomic algorithm that analyzes only codon aversion usages across a genome, individuals in the 1000 Genomes Projects were clustered in a phylogeny (i.e. similar to a pedigree). Cluster accuracy was determined based on the number of clusters (i.e. clades) of individuals belonging the same superpopulation, where a new cluster was formed when an individual from a different population was added to the cluster. The table shows the superpopulation, the number of individuals in that population, the number of clusters identified using the phylogenomic algorithm and the percent accuracy of the classification.