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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: Network analysis of scotch whiskies

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Sunday, May 6, 2012. Network analysis of scotch whiskies. When using non-scientific data to illustrate mathematical methods, I am told that the most common sources are baseball averages, movie grosses and political polls. I do not wish to resort to such clichéd examples, at least not yet. So, I am going to continue my series (which started with the Eurovision Song Contest. I have re-analyzed these data using a weighted b...

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: Stick Science Contest

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Monday, April 8, 2013. In 2009 and 2010 a group named the Florida Citizens for Science. Ran what they called a Stick Science Contest, in which the participants contributed stick cartoons that could "be used to educate the general public and especially decision makers about the truth behind one false science argument." In practice, many (but not all) of the contributions concerned mis-interpretations about evolution.

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: The decline of marriages in the USA

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Monday, August 10, 2015. The decline of marriages in the USA. The United States government likes to keep an eye on its populace, as we all know, and they keep track of numbers, as well as people. Sometimes, they release these numbers, so that we can have a look at them. The National Center for Health Statistics. One such dataset that might be of interest is that on Marriages and Divorces. The states are neatly arranged i...

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: Miscellaneous

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Some blog posts that cover a wide diversity of topics, grouped by similarity. One year of network blogging. Two years of network blogging. Three years of network blogging. Sporadic blog posts from now on? One of the "joys" of blogging. An unusual typographical error. Unacknowledged re-use of intellectual property. Phylogenetic networks: Best student thesis. Networks and journal covers. Blog posts and formal publications.

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: Charles Darwin's unpublished tree sketches

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Saturday, June 16, 2012. Charles Darwin's unpublished tree sketches. It therefore perhaps comes as something of a surprise that Darwin never published an empirical phylogenetic tree. His only published diagram (in The Origin of Species. Nevertheless, trees appear as sketches in Darwin's notebooks, note portfolios and book drafts, both before and after The Origin. Dated 1837-1838). They are not actually trees, but ins...

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My google scholar page. The Who is Who in Phylogenetic Networks. Our blog on phylogenetic networks:. The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks. Some of my main collaborators:. Social projects that I’m involved in:. Cecil Kids (Kenya), website. Reach the educational peak. Let rescued children study and play. Protect Chukwani’s treasures. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: Tattoos, etc

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Blog posts showing phylogenetic tattoos and other images. 8211; circular trees. 8211; circular with pictures. 8211; Darwin trees. 8211; artistic trees. 8211; miscellaneous trees. 8211; Darwin trees. 8211; circular trees. Tattoo Monday VIII – the March of Progress. 8211; Darwin trees. 8212; circular trees. 8212; circular trees. 8212; Darwin trees. The phylogeny of elves and other fantastic figures. The Wine Gourd (blog).

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: The complexity of lexical change

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. The complexity of lexical change. Most computational approaches to historical linguistics, be it those producing networks or those producing trees, make use of lexical data. What Makes a Word? In a very simple language model, the lexicon of a language can be seen as a bag of words. A word, furthermore, is traditionally defined by two aspects: its form. Thus, the French word arbre. Are quite fr...

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: First millennium problem has been solved: tree containment is easy on stable networks

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. First millennium problem has been solved: tree containment is easy on stable networks. One of the most fundamental computational problems related to phylogenetic networks is the following Tree Containment. Problem. Given a phylogenetic network and a phylogenetic tree, does the network display. Basically meaning that the tree can be obtained from the network by deleting nodes and branches.).

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The Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks: How do we interpret a rooted haplotype network?

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Biology, anthropology, computational science, and networks in phylogenetic analysis. Wednesday, September 25, 2013. How do we interpret a rooted haplotype network? A splits graph is an unrooted phylogenetic network (see How to interpret splits graphs. Such graphs can also be produced by methods that conceptually modify Median Networks, such as Reduced Median Networks and Median-Joining Networks. These two methods are popular in population genetics, especially as related to Homo sapiens. Figure 4 from thi...