CSCI2950-C Lecture 8 Molecular Phylogeny: Parsimony and Likelihood

Aug 17, 2023

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Learn how phylogenetic trees are built from DNA sequences using distance, parsimony, and likelihood methods. Explore algorithms like Sankoff and Fitch for tree labeling.

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CSCI2950-C Lecture 8 Molecular Phylogeny: Parsimony and Likelihood

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