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Bayesian Estimation of Population Size Changes by Sampling Tajima’s Trees

2019-04-11

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The large state space of gene genealogies is a major hurdle for inference methods based on Kingman’s coalescent. Here, we present a new Bayesian approach for inferring past population sizes which relies on a lower resolution coalescent process we refer to as “Tajima’s coalescent”. Tajima’s coalescent has a drastically smaller state space, and hence it is a computationally more efficient model, than the standard Ki...

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22ff368e-6786-55d9-9f2a-162a6942a141
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10.1101/605352
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