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      Computing the Internode Certainty and related measures from partial gene trees.

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          We present, implement, and evaluate an approach to calculate the internode certainty and tree certainty on a given reference tree from a collection of partial gene trees. Previously, the calculation of these values was only possible from a collection of gene trees with exactly the same taxon set as the reference tree. An application to sets of partial gene trees requires mathematical corrections in the internode certainty and tree certainty calculations. We implement our methods in RAxML and test them on empirical data sets. These tests imply that the inclusion of partial trees does matter. However, in order to provide meaningful measurements, any data set should also include trees containing the full species set.

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          bioRxiv
          July 06 2015
          Article
          10.1101/022053
          fdce3d15-b855-4660-b55f-c35a9c9db1a6
          © 2015
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          Evolutionary Biology,Forensic science
          Evolutionary Biology, Forensic science

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