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20 AUG 2026✓ PASS

Punjabi Brahmin

3-way model · example report

Steppe32.5% ± 1.8

Indus Valley Farmer49.8% ± 2.1

AASI17.7% ± 1.5

MODEL p-VALUE: 0.284

At least 0.05, so this model is not rejected — which is not the same as proven. Each ± is one standard error on the weight beside it.

An illustrative example, not a real customer. Your report carries the tested sources, the weights, a standard error on each, the p-value, and any competing model that also survives.

18 AUG 2026✓ PASS

Bengali

4-way model · example report

Steppe10.2% ± 1.4

Indus Valley Farmer34.6% ± 2.0

AASI39.4% ± 2.2

East Asian15.8% ± 1.3

MODEL p-VALUE: 0.166

At least 0.05, so this model is not rejected — which is not the same as proven. Each ± is one standard error on the weight beside it.

An illustrative example, not a real customer. Your report carries the tested sources, the weights, a standard error on each, the p-value, and any competing model that also survives.

21 AUG 2026✓ PASS

Tamil

3-way model · example report

Steppe9.5% ± 1.1

Indus Valley Farmer38.2% ± 1.9

AASI52.3% ± 2.0

MODEL p-VALUE: 0.121

At least 0.05, so this model is not rejected — which is not the same as proven. Each ± is one standard error on the weight beside it.

An illustrative example, not a real customer. Your report carries the tested sources, the weights, a standard error on each, the p-value, and any competing model that also survives.

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