--bins <int>: The number of frequency bins in [0,1] for score normalization. Default: 100
--bp-win <bool>: If set, will use windows of a constant bp size with varying number of SNPs. Default: false
--crit-percent <double>: Set the critical value such that a SNP with iHS in the most extreme CRIT_PERCENT tails (two-tailed) is marked as an extreme SNP. Not used by default. Default: -1.00
--crit-val <double>: Set the critical value such that a SNP with |iHS| > CRIT_VAL is marked as an extreme SNP. Default as in Voight et al. Default: 2.00
--files <string1> ... <stringN>: A list of files delimited by whitespace for joint normalization. Expected format for iHS or nSL files (no header): <locus name> <physical pos> <freq> <ihh1/sL1> <ihh2/sL2> <ihs/nsl> Expected format for XP-EHH files (one line header): <locus name> <physical pos> <genetic pos> <freq1> <ihh1> <freq2> <ihh2> <xpehh> Expected format for iHH12 files (one line header): <locus name> <physical pos> <freq1> <ihh12> Default: infile
--first <bool>: Output only the first file's normalization. Default: false
--help <bool>: Prints this help dialog. Default: false
--ihh12 <bool>: Do ihh12 normalization. Default: false
--ihs <bool>: Do iHS normalization. Default: false
--log <string>: The log file name. Default: logfile
--min-snps <int>: Only consider a bp window if it has at least this many SNPs. Default: 10
--nsl <bool>: Do nSL normalization. Default: false
--qbins <int>: Outlying windows are binned by number of sites within each window. This is the number of quantile bins to use. Default: 10
--winsize <int>: The non-overlapping window size for calculating the percentage of extreme SNPs. Default: 100000
--xpehh <bool>: Do XP-EHH normalization. Default: false
--xpnsl <bool>: Do XP-nSL normalization. Default: false
norm v1.3.0 - Now supports –xpnsl flag, which is identical to using –xpehh. –qbins now has a default value of 10 instead of 20. –bp-win analyses have been changed when analyzing XP-EHH and XP-nSL scores. Since positive scores suggest adaptation in the first (non-ref) population and negative scores suggest adaptation in the second (ref) population, we split windows into those enriched for extreme positive scores and those enriched for extreme negative scores. min and max scores are given for each window for XP statistics, and the max |score| is reported for iHS and nSL stats.
*.windows output files therefore have additional columns: