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Table 1 Correlation between topological distance to source trees and topological error rates

From: An experimental study of Quartets MaxCut and other supertree methods

Scaffold

Density

Optimality

Criterion

FN

FP

RF

  

Mean

Range

Mean

Range

Mean

Range

 

SumFN

0.401

-0.890, 0.939

0.376

-0.890, 0.926

0.391

-0.890, 0.926

25%

SumFP

0.421

-0.890, 0.939

0.421

-0.890, 0.926

0.426

-0.890, 0.926

 

SumRF

0.406

-0.890, 0.939

0.395

-0.890, 0.926

0.406

-0.890, 0.926

 

SumFN

0.544

-0.203, 1.000

0.536

-0.348, 0.971

0.541

-0.203, 0.971

50%

SumFP

0.546

-0.143, 1.000

0.539

-0.257, 0.971

0.543

-0.143, 0.971

 

SumRF

0.546

-0.143, 1.000

0.539

-0.257, 0.971

0.543

-0.143, 0.971

 

SumFN

0.593

-1.000, 0.986

0.589

-1.000, 0.986

0.591

-1.000, 0.986

75%

SumFP

0.593

-1.000, 0.986

0.589

-1.000, 0.986

0.591

-1.000, 0.986

 

SumRF

0.593

-1.000, 0.986

0.589

-1.000, 0.986

0.591

-1.000, 0.986

 

SumFN

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

100%

SumFP

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

 

SumRF

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

0.447

-0.789, 1.000

  1. Results of Spearman rank-order correlations of SumFN, SumFP, and SumRF with the true FN, FP, and RF measures of supertrees estimated using six supertree methods.