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ゲノム多様性情報を解析して、適応進化を受けたかどうかを調べることができます。それらの方法は注目する多様性や計算方法に違いがあることから、それぞれの方法で検出できる適応進化は異なります。この研究ではシミュレーションを行なって仮想的に適応進化を発生させ、さまざまな検出方法の検出効率を測定して検出できる適応の違いを調べました。比較的最近に生じた適応を検出しやすい方法や、古い時代に生じた適応まで検出できる方法など、方法ごとの検出特性の違いを議論しました。