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The optimization problem consists of i) selecting the appropriate relay operation mode (i.e., helping none, only one, or both sources simultaneously) for every subcarrier, ii) choosing the best decoding orders at the relay (if active) and the destination for every subcarrier, and iii) allocating the powers on each subcarrier and transmitting terminal.

The optimization problem comprises i) selecting the appropriate relay operation mode (i.e., helping none, only one, or both sources simultaneously) for every subcarrier, ii) choosing the best decoding orders at the relay (if active) and at the destination for every subcarrier, and iii) allocating the powers on each subcarrier at the transmitting terminals.

Ideally we would like to construct residuals which control out twin structure and general SNP effect simultaneously for every SNP as currently this is assumed to maximise power (as argued in Zhou and Stephens (2012)).

MCMC analysis was run with four chains simultaneously for 1,100,000 generations, subsampling every 200 generations.

Stored samples were tested simultaneously for H. pylori antigen every 2 months.

Using the constructed SNP phylogeny, each node in the alignment was constrained and two runs with four Markov chains were performed simultaneously for 5,000,000 generations and sampled every 500 generations.

For each data set, slow and fast, 4 chains, 3 heated and 1 cold, were run simultaneously for 4 × 106 generations sampled every 100th generation.

The BI was applied with four Markov chains running simultaneously for 4 million generations, saving trees every 100 generations.

The Bayesian inference of phylogenies was initiated from a random starting tree and four chains were run simultaneously for 2 000 000 generations, with trees sampled every 100 generations.

Four chains were run simultaneously for 1,000,000 generations and trees were sampled every 100 cycles.

The Markov chain Monte Carlo process was set for four chains to run simultaneously for 2 000 000 generations, with trees being sampled every 100 generations.