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Could this be (efficiently!) accomplished with arbitrary distances in TreeSearch? Could we explore variance etc as other statistical properties?
Probably the efficient answer from a CID perspective involves getting the whole process into C++ such that split similarities are cached and only recalculated when a TBR/SPR move changes split membership.
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"Centroid" algorithm uses tree search to find tree that minimises sum of squares to all trees in a posterior distribution
https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btae514
Could this be (efficiently!) accomplished with arbitrary distances in TreeSearch? Could we explore variance etc as other statistical properties?
Probably the efficient answer from a CID perspective involves getting the whole process into C++ such that split similarities are cached and only recalculated when a TBR/SPR move changes split membership.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: