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The Bourque distances for mutation trees of cancers
2021
Algorithms for Molecular Biology
Background Mutation trees are rooted trees in which nodes are of arbitrary degree and labeled with a mutation set. These trees, also referred to as clonal trees, are used in computational oncology to represent the mutational history of tumours. Classical tree metrics such as the popular Robinson–Foulds distance are of limited use for the comparison of mutation trees. One reason is that mutation trees inferred with different methods or for different patients often contain different sets of
doi:10.1186/s13015-021-00188-3
pmid:34112201
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