PySimpleNS
A simple Natural Selection model in Python. Based on: Orr, 2009. Fitness and its role in evolutionary genetics. Nature Reviews (Genetics) vol. 10, p. 531-539.
Description Two alleles 'p' and 'q' compete with relative fitness 'w' (= 'W(q)'/'W(p)') and selection coeficient 's'.
How to:
1 - First choose the value for 'w' (ex: 0.1, 0.5, 0.92).
The relative fitness 'w' representes the absolute fitness of the allele 'q' divided by\
the absolute fitness of allele 'p'.
Type a number between 0 and 1 and press enter.
2 - Then, choose the initial frequency of the less fit allele ('q0') in the population.
The proportion of individuals in the population that carry the allele q.
Type a number between 0 and 1 and press enter.
3 - Finally, choose the number of generations (ex: 5, 22, 90).
Type an integer greater than 0 and press enter.
4 - Choose a folder for saving the results.
The results can be found within 'results.csv' file in the selected folder.