Printout of $Q$

 Label (%Miss) Pop: Inferred clusters (and 90% probability intervals) 1 17    (0)   2 :  0.977 0.023     (0.829,1.000) (0.000,0.171) 2 1219   (7)   2 :  0.997 0.003     (0.988,1.000) (0.000,0.012) 3 1223   (0)   2 :  0.833 0.167     (0.003,1.000) (0.000,0.997) 4 1329   (7)   1 :  0.005 0.995     (0.000,0.020) (0.980,1.000) 5 15    (0)   3 :  0.006 0.994     (0.000,0.016) (0.984,1.000) When the program is run without using prior population information, the results for $Q$ are presented in the format shown above (here $K$ was set to 2). This is read as follows. Reading from row 1: Individual label (taken from data file) = 17; percentage of missing data for this individual = 0%; user-assigned population = 2; estimated membership in clusters 1 and 2 = 0.977 and 0.023 respectively (these are the mean values of $q^{(17)}$); 90% probability intervals on $q^{(17)}_1$ and $q^{(17)}_2$ are (0.829,1.000) and (0.000,0.171), respectively. (Note that the probability intervals are shown only if ANCESTDIST is turned on.)