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BME-like Quartet Weights for Phylogenetic Trees
Like pairwise distances, quartets can be highly redundant and correlated on a phylogenetic tree, and their number grows on the order of n^4 rather than n^2. I explore BME-like weights for reweighting quartet scores before summing them to score a full tree. Three weights are considered on an unrooted
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