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Fast Recovery of Evolutionary Trees with Thousands of Nodes
2002
Journal of Computational Biology
We present a novel distance-based algorithm for evolutionary tree reconstruction. Our algorithm reconstructs the topology of a tree with n leaves in O(n 2 ) time using O(n) working space. In the general Markov model of evolution, the algorithm recovers the topology successfully with (1−o(1)) probability from sequences with polynomial length in n. Moreover, for almost all trees, our algorithm achieves the same success probability on polylogarithmic sample sizes. The theoretical results are
doi:10.1089/10665270252935467
pmid:12015882
fatcat:4fafkt3wffcylday7j5fdzfrvy