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Deep learning for mass extinction detection on fossilized phylogenies: power, limitations and lessons for simulation-based birth–death inference
Detecting mass extinction events from phylogenies is a fundamental yet challenging task. While traditional likelihood-based methods are available, deep learning offers a powerful, simulation-based alternative. Here, we evaluate a deep learning approach using a novel hybrid model that combines graph
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