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Every tree has them: ancestors who somehow avoided leaving a verified paper trail, who don't show up in censuses or baptismal registers or in anyone else's family trees. You just know there's a way to find the answers to the question of "Where did they come from?" but you've tried just about everything without success…
Enter CMA, or Correlated Multiphasic Analysis — our game-changing, patent-pending process for knocking down brick walls.
CMA applies Axiomatic Set Theory to model genetic inheritance
in order to facilitate the computational analysis of In Common With (ICW) matches
by correlating ICW matches with the Generation of Connection of their sources.
That's a pretty big mouthful to process in a single sentence, so we've made a video presentation to explain the process better than any web page can. Our first video presents the theory behind CMA and showcases a Case Study that generates a list of 850 DNA matches connected to our target individual through one of his "brick walls":
Our 2nd presentation demonstrates a scripted environment in Microsoft Excel through which users can explore CMA on their own.
Can Discovering New Ancestors solve your genealogy mysteries? Read what our clients say — or download our Intake Form!