[BioC] Phylogenetic inference
A.J. Rossini
rossini@u.washington.edu
Fri, 17 Jan 2003 09:34:15 -0800
APE might be the best. I've got some work mid-completion that has a
slightly different set of tools, but it isn't done yet.
>>>>> "susan" == Susan Holmes <susan@stat.stanford.edu> writes:
susan> Dear Kjetil,
susan> I have done alot of phylogeny studies using
susan> phylip that I interface with R using RSPython.
susan> There is alos a package that is called phylogr
susan> in R, but it doesn't do traditional phylogeny.
susan> I would actually be interested in collaborating on
susan> rewriting some of the phylogeny programs IN R.
susan> Best
susan> Susan Holmes
susan> Statistics
susan> Stanford
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