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ConTreeDP: A consensus method of tumor trees based on maximum directed partition support problem

2021-10-14

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Phylogenetic inference has become a crucial tool for interpreting cancer genomic data, but continuing advances in our understanding of somatic mutability in cancer, genomic technologies for profiling it, and the scale of data available have created a persistent need for new algorithms able to deal with these challenges. One particular need has been for new forms of consensus tree algorithms, which present special...

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Literature Corpus work: 24bf2e47-6308-5fe4-bf44-f2d64017d7d4
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.13.463978

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