Difference between revisions of "SPR Supertrees version history"
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| + | ==1.2.1== | ||
| + | * Bugfix release | ||
| + | * fixed crash bug that affected some systems/configurations | ||
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| + | ==1.2.0== | ||
| + | * Faster SPR distance calculations | ||
| + | * LGT analysis options | ||
| + | * Outgroup rooting | ||
| + | * Bipartition Clustering quickly ignores many SPR permutations | ||
| + | * Option to break SPR distance ties with the RF distance | ||
==1.1.1== | ==1.1.1== | ||
* Bugfix release | * Bugfix release | ||
| − | * Fixed a coding error that | + | * Fixed a coding error that occasionally computed one more than the SPR distance between two trees |
==1.1.0== | ==1.1.0== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:50, 3 March 2014
1.2.1
- Bugfix release
- fixed crash bug that affected some systems/configurations
1.2.0
- Faster SPR distance calculations
- LGT analysis options
- Outgroup rooting
- Bipartition Clustering quickly ignores many SPR permutations
- Option to break SPR distance ties with the RF distance
1.1.1
- Bugfix release
- Fixed a coding error that occasionally computed one more than the SPR distance between two trees
1.1.0
- Trees can be multifurcating with -allow_multi option
- Much faster SPR distance calculations
- Many new options including collapsing unsupported bipartitions, fast consideration of unrooted trees with -simple_unrooted option, starting from a specified tree with -initial_tree option, limiting the radius of considered SPR permutations with -r option (-r 1 uses NNI permutations)
1.0.0
- initial program version.
- Computes rooted supertrees that minimize the rooted SPR distance using exact calculations or varying levels of approximation.
- Optionally computes rooted supertrees that minimize the SPR distance to any rooting of a list of unrooted input trees.
- Version used in "Subtree Prune-and-Regraft Supertrees."