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Descendants / monophyly on unrooted trees? #5

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caseywdunn opened this issue Jun 16, 2015 · 3 comments
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Descendants / monophyly on unrooted trees? #5

caseywdunn opened this issue Jun 16, 2015 · 3 comments

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Originally reported by: beroe (Bitbucket: beroe, GitHub: beroe)


is there a way to determine taxa that are outside the maximally inclusive monophyletic group in an unrooted tree, maybe by making some assumptions about distances?


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Original comment by Casey Dunn (Bitbucket: caseywdunn, GitHub: caseywdunn):


Not clear what you mean here. Maximally inclusive according to what criteria? Could you provide either an example function template or toy example of what it would do?

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Original comment by beroe (Bitbucket: beroe, GitHub: beroe):


Something like this...

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Original comment by beroe (Bitbucket: beroe, GitHub: beroe):


I have a function that will find the node of a maximally inclusive clade (add 0.75 per added in-group, subtract 1 for added out-group, so it will add two in-group taxa if that means adding in one outgroup taxon). But not clear how directionality of daughter taxa is determined for a node on an unrooted tree. Don't want to have the 'inside out" tree...

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