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Reconstructing a SuperGeneTree minimizing reconciliation
2015
BMC Bioinformatics
Combining a set of trees on partial datasets into a single tree is a classical method for inferring large phylogenetic trees. Ideally, the combined tree should display each input partial tree, which is only possible if input trees do not contain contradictory phylogenetic information. The simplest version of the supertree problem is thus to state whether a set of trees is compatible, and if so, construct a tree displaying them all. Classically, supertree methods have been applied to the
doi:10.1186/1471-2105-16-s14-s4
pmid:26451911
pmcid:PMC4602317
fatcat:patwvjqsfzen3ddktbb2leieza