Described invention and its embodiments, in part, facilitate discovery of ‘Most Recent Common Ancestors’ in the family trees between a massive plurality of individuals who have been predicted to be related according to amount of deoxyribonucleic acids (
DNA) shared as determined from a plurality of 3rd party
genome sequencing and matching systems. This facilitation is enabled through a holistic set of distributed
software Agents running, in part, a plurality of cooperating
Machine Learning systems, such as smart evolutionary algorithms, custom classification algorithms,
cluster analysis and geo-temporal proximity analysis, which in part, enable and rely on a
system of
Knowledge Management applied to manually input and data-mined evidences and hierarchical clusters, quality
metrics,
fuzzy logic constraints and
Bayesian network inspired
inference sharing spanning across and between all data available on personal family trees or
system created virtual trees, and employing all available data regarding the
genome-matching results of Users associated to those trees, and all available historical data influencing the subjects in the trees, which are represented in a form of Competitive
Learning network. Derivative results of this
system include, in part, automated clustering and association of phenotypes to genotypes, automated
recreation of ancestor partial genomes from accumulated
DNA from triangulations and the traits correlated to that
DNA, and a system of
cognitive computing based on distributed neural networks with mobile Agents mediating activation according to connection weights.