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I believe this article from September of last year has not been mentioned in the forum. My apologies if it has, I have not frequented much lately.
This fantastic article uses Statistics/R/ML and provides the codes for anyone to run and verify the results. Most importantly it provides visualizations which can be beneficial even to a layman like me. It is not behind a paywall, which makes it a bigger win.
https://brill.com/view/journals/ieul/8/1/article-p110_3.xml?language=en
Indo-European phylogenetics with R
A tutorial introduction
In: Indo-European Linguistics
Author: David Goldstein1
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Online Publication Date:07 Sep 2020In: Volume 8: Issue 1Article Type: Research Article
Pages: 110–180DOI:https://doi.org/10.1163/22125892-20201000
Since nothing I can write further will add anything to this. I will just share one graphic in the hopes to get others to have a look at the full article.
Figure 25
MLE tree with bootstrap scores (NJ start tree)
Citation: Indo-European Linguistics 8, 1 (2020) ; 10.1163/22125892-20201000
This is figure 25, one gets the idea of how much more interesting graphics, and by deduction different approaches the author undertook for such an article. Best of all, along is the code for anyone to run it themselves or if they are familiar with R/ML, even tweak it.
This fantastic article uses Statistics/R/ML and provides the codes for anyone to run and verify the results. Most importantly it provides visualizations which can be beneficial even to a layman like me. It is not behind a paywall, which makes it a bigger win.
https://brill.com/view/journals/ieul/8/1/article-p110_3.xml?language=en
Indo-European phylogenetics with R
A tutorial introduction
In: Indo-European Linguistics
Author: David Goldstein1
View More
Online Publication Date:07 Sep 2020In: Volume 8: Issue 1Article Type: Research Article
Pages: 110–180DOI:https://doi.org/10.1163/22125892-20201000
Since nothing I can write further will add anything to this. I will just share one graphic in the hopes to get others to have a look at the full article.
Figure 25
MLE tree with bootstrap scores (NJ start tree)
Citation: Indo-European Linguistics 8, 1 (2020) ; 10.1163/22125892-20201000
This is figure 25, one gets the idea of how much more interesting graphics, and by deduction different approaches the author undertook for such an article. Best of all, along is the code for anyone to run it themselves or if they are familiar with R/ML, even tweak it.
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