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Elizabeth S Allman1, Hector Baños2, John A Rhodes1
1Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK, USA.
Abstract:
Inference of a species network from genomic data remains a difficult problem, with recent progress mostly limited to the level-1 case. However, inference of the Tree of Blobs of a network, showing only the network's cut edges, can be performed for any network by TINNiK, suggesting a divide-and-conquer approach to network inference where the tree's multifurcations are individually resolved to give more detailed structure. Here we develop a method, , to quickly perform such a level-1 resolution. Viewed as part of the NANUQ pipeline for fast level-1 inference, this gives tools for both understanding when the level-1 assumption is likely to be met and for exploring all highly-supported resolutions to cycles.
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