what is the effective population size in a plot from psmc software?
I'm using psmc software to create demographic history from a single genome. after running psmc i got a plot with effective population size on y axis and time in years in x axis... I'm wondering what the effective population size here is. is it the total number of common ancestors found in the genome?
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