DNA Clustering and the Leeds Method: Making Sense of Your Match List

Diagonal color-coded collaboration heatmap with name labels along the top and left; red, orange, yellow, green, and blue blocks show clustered activity across the matrix.

Every DNA test produces two things: a set of results, and a problem. The results are the matches — sometimes hundreds, sometimes thousands of other

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