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Since ctrees are ete trees, and e.g. mutability parsimony is only implemented for history DAGs, it's difficult to match ranking stats to individual collapsed trees extracted from a parsimony forest.
There are two options for fixing this. The elegant but inefficient way (which is also not backwards-compatible with older pickled trees) is to store the original history on each ctree object, so that optimal_weight_annotate kwargs may be used to compute any stats of interest.
The more practical way would be to implement a ctree method to compute each ranking stat, directly from the ete tree.
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Since ctrees are ete trees, and e.g. mutability parsimony is only implemented for history DAGs, it's difficult to match ranking stats to individual collapsed trees extracted from a parsimony forest.
There are two options for fixing this. The elegant but inefficient way (which is also not backwards-compatible with older pickled trees) is to store the original history on each ctree object, so that optimal_weight_annotate kwargs may be used to compute any stats of interest.
The more practical way would be to implement a ctree method to compute each ranking stat, directly from the ete tree.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: