Flexible methods for estimating genetic distances from single nucleotide polymorphisms

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@ZaminIqbal @arunsethuraman @bielleogy @SergioNigenda @baym Here you go! I'm looking at the second page, the part under "matchstates" in particular. https://t.co/05eEN7EC8E

@roszenil In this paper, I simulated data to evaluate different distance methods for SNP data, taking into account the possibility of multiple polymorphisms as could occur in polyploids. https://t.co/bTR8SOiDyX

Flexible methods for estimating genetic distances from nucleotide data published as: https://t.co/3yVAC2mU3w @WileyOpenAccess #biorxiv

@phytools_liam Great work! Didn’t have time to talk to you yesterday, but your method 2 made me think of distance metrics we developed a few years ago for polymorphic nucleotides. Might be of interest to you. https://t.co/bTR8SOiDyX

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