Methods for Quick Consensus Estimation
@article{Goloboff2001MethodsFQ, title={Methods for Quick Consensus Estimation}, author={P. Goloboff and J. Farris}, journal={Cladistics}, year={2001}, volume={17} }
A method that allows estimating consensus trees without exhaustive searches is described. The method consists of comparing the results of different independent superficial searches. The results of the searches are then summarized through a majority rule, consensed with the strict consensus tree of the best trees found overall. This assumes that to the extent that a group is recovered by most searches, it is more likely to be actually supported by the data. The effect of different parameters on… CONTINUE READING
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