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- who: Nicola De Maio from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the research work: Maximum likelihood pandemic-scale phylogenetics, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 19/08/2022
- what: Nature Genetics Additionally, the authors develop a faster and approximate alternative to the Felsenstein pruning algorithm32 used to calculate phylogenetic likelihoods; this algorithm has been at the core of most of the likelihood-based phylogenetics in the past 40 years, and so is fundamental to some of the most cited and used scientific software, but is not tailored for the features of pandemic-scale genomic data. To quickly but . . .
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