The neighbour-joining method reconstructs phylogenies by iteratively joining pairs of nodes until a single node remains. The criterion for which pair of nodes to merge is based on both the distance between the pair and the average distance to the rest of the nodes.
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Abstract. The neighbour-joining method reconstructs phylogenies by iteratively joining pairs of nodes until a single node remains. The cri-.
The neighbour-joining method reconstructs phylogenies by iteratively joining pairs of nodes until a single node remains. The criterion for which pair of ...
In this paper we introduce a new algorithm, RapidNJ, to lower the computing time of canonical neighbour-joining. We improve the performance by speeding up the ...
Fast implementation of the Neighbour-Joining method for phylogenetic inference. License: GPL-2.0 license. 15 stars. 8 forks.
Neighbor Joining (NJ) is a so-called distance-based method that, thanks to its good accuracy and speed, has been embraced by the phylogeny community.
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In bioinformatics, neighbor joining is a bottom-up (agglomerative) clustering method for the creation of phylogenetic trees.
Aug 31, 2023 · Here, we present DecentTree, which provides highly optimized and parallel implementations of Neighbour-Joining and several of its variants.
RapidNJ is an algorithmic engineered implementation of canonical neighbour-joining. It uses an efficient search heuristic to speed-up the core computations.
The neighbour-joining method reconstructs phylogenies by iteratively joining pairs of nodes until a single node remains. The criterion for which pair of ...