Accuracies of the minimum and maximum KIs being the true KI per population by simulations.

For example, for true unrelated pairs identified as parent-child, if the true population is African American and four KIs are calculated with each of the four major populations, there is an 82.1% chance that the minimum KI is obtained with the true population (i.e., African American) and a 17.9% (i.e., 1–82.1%) chance that the minimum KI is obtained with any of the other populations. Likewise, for true parent-child pairs, if the true population is African American and four KIs are calculated with each of the four major populations, there is a 74.9% chance that the minimum KI is obtained with the true population (i.e., African American) and a 25.1% (i.e., 1–74.9%) chance that the minimum KI is obtained with any of the other populations.