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phytree object - Data structure containing phylogenetic tree

Description

A phytree object is a data structure containing a phylogenetic tree. Phylogenetic trees are binary rooted trees, which means that each branch is the parent of two other branches, two leaves, or one branch and one leaf. A phytree object can be ultrametric or nonultrametric.

Method Summary

Following are methods of a phytree object:

cluster (phytree)Validate clusters in phylogenetic tree
get (phytree)Retrieve information about phylogenetic tree object
getbyname (phytree)Branches and leaves from phytree object
getcanonical (phytree)Calculate canonical form of phylogenetic tree
getmatrix (phytree)Convert phytree object into relationship matrix
getnewickstr (phytree)Create Newick-formatted string
pdist (phytree)Calculate pairwise patristic distances in phytree object
plot (phytree)Draw phylogenetic tree
prune (phytree)Remove branch nodes from phylogenetic tree
reorder (phytree)Reorder leaves of phylogenetic tree
reroot (phytree)Change root of phylogenetic tree
select (phytree)Select tree branches and leaves in phytree object
subtree (phytree)Extract phylogenetic subtree
view (phytree)View phylogenetic tree
weights (phytree)Calculate weights for phylogenetic tree

Property Summary

PropertyDescription
NumLeavesNumber of leaves
NumBranchesNumber of branches
NumNodesNumber of nodes (NumLeaves + NumBranches)
PointersBranch to leaf/branch connectivity list
Distances Edge length for every leaf/branch
LeafNamesNames of the leaves
BranchNamesNames of the branches
NodeNamesNames of all the nodes

See Also

Bioinformatics Toolbox functions: phytree (object constructor), phytreeread, phytreetool, phytreewrite, seqlinkage, seqneighjoin, seqpdist

Bioinformatics Toolbox methods of phytree object: cluster, get, getbyname, getcanonical, getmatrix, getnewickstr, pdist, plot, prune, reroot, select, subtree, view, weights

  


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