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Bayesian phylodynamic inference of multi-type population trajectories using genomic data

2024-12-01

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Phylodynamic methods provide a coherent framework for the inference of population parameters directly from genetic data. They are an important tool for understanding both the spread of epidemics as well as long-term macroevolutionary trends in speciation and extinction. In particular, phylodynamic methods based on multi-type birth-death models have been used to infer the evolution of discrete traits, the movement...

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9fd1949b-2dc9-5f26-9b1d-52bb9789687f
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10.1101/2024.11.26.625381
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