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Build a bifurcating tree when we get more than one child #8

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matsen opened this issue Jan 5, 2022 · 0 comments
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Build a bifurcating tree when we get more than one child #8

matsen opened this issue Jan 5, 2022 · 0 comments
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matsen commented Jan 5, 2022

Rather than adding the children one by one as we do now, we add all of them without sequences, or a dummy sequences, and then randomly resolve the polytomy. Once we've done that, we re-traverse the tree, mutating each child based on the parent, and then add the tips to updated_live_leaves. This process represents a "dark zone cycle" of reproduction, and we will also be able to use this for models with a non-trivial fitness.

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