Petri Kemppainen

LDscnR reduces genome scan tests by grouping correlated markers using LD decay, improving precision while maintaining recall, and showing structure can explain outlier regions.

This paper introduces an LD-scaled association statistic to improve detection of genomic regions under selection by incorporating linkage disequilibrium and reducing background noise.

SLRfinder identifies candidate sex-linked regions using linkage disequilibrium clustering, outperforming SATC in labile sex chromosomes.

The paper shows boundary effects can create false signals of range expansions in population genomic data, affecting the directionality index and genetic diversity patterns.