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The nearest neighbor interchange proximity measure for the tree-basedness of rooted binary phylogenetic networks
Tree-based networks are a broad graph class in phylogenetics which posit a model of evolution composed of tree-like processes and hybridization events. Hence, for any non-tree-based phylogenetic network, it is meaningful to study the magnitude of violation of the tree-based model assumptions. For ro
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