SpeciesTree is a useful tool to construct species trees using stringent single-copy nuclear genes across multiple species. It has been demonstrated to be useful in both plants and animals.
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SpeciesTree is a useful tool to construct species trees using stringent single-copy nuclear genes across multiple species. It has been demonstrated to be useful in both plants and animals.
Building a fully automized pipeline for phylogenomic analyses based on the GEMOMA annotation pipeline
This repository offers a robust implementation of an AVL tree (balanced binary search tree) in Python, encapsulated within the Node and Tree classes. It includes methods for building the tree (build_tree()), inserting nodes (insert()), and deleting nodes (delete()). The implementation ensures that the tree remains balanced, optimizing performance.
The provided Java code defines a HuffmanSubmit class that implements the Huffman coding algorithm for file compression and decompression. It includes methods for building the Huffman tree, encoding characters, writing the tree and encoded data to files, and decoding the compressed files.
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