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The Fossilised Birth-Death Model is Identifiable

2024-02-12

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Time-dependent birth-death sampling models have been used in numerous studies for inferring past evolutionary dynamics in different areas, e.g. speciation and extinction rates in macroevolutionary studies, or effective reproductive number in epidemiological studies. These models are branching processes where lineages can bifurcate, die, or be sampled with time-dependent birth, death, and sampling rates, generating...

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Literature Corpus work: fe8708fe-6458-5fd6-abc0-50aee70ac6a5
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.08.579547

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