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Table 2 This table shows a comparison of the tree produced by Dollo-CDP-fast and a best-scoring tree found by the slow heuristic search (SlowH)

From: Dollo-CDP: a polynomial-time algorithm for the clade-constrained large Dollo parsimony problem

# of

Same

Better

Worse

Dollo-CDP-fast

SlowH

characters

# reps

# reps (\(\Delta\) score)

# reps (\(\Delta\) score)

Runtime

Runtime

50 taxa

 500

25

0 (NA)

0 (NA)

2

8

 1000

25

0 (NA)

0 (NA)

2

11

 5000

25

0 (NA)

0 (NA)

3

27

 10000

24

0 (NA)

1 (14)

4

40

 50000

25

0 (NA)

0 (NA)

9

114

100 taxa

 500

24

1 (1)

0 (NA)

27

28

 1000

24

1 (3)

0 (NA)

23

75

 5000

25

0 (NA)

0 (NA)

10

206

 10000

24

0 (NA)

1 (7)

13

333

 50000

23

0 (NA)

2 (56)

33

935

200 taxa

 500

19

5 (1)

1 (1)

131

132

 1000

25

0 (NA)

0 (NA)

183

174

 5000

17

0 (NA)

8 (3)

77

2358

 10000

19

0 (NA)

6 (6)

103

2362

 50000

17

0 (NA)

8 (24)

145

5638

  1. We report the number of replicates for which Dollo-CDP-fast is same, better, or worse than SlowH in terms of Dollo criterion score. We also report the absolute difference in scores for the trees estimated by the two methods, averaged over the better and worse cases, respectively (rounded to the nearest integer). Lastly, we report the runtime (in seconds), averaged across all 25 replicates (rounded to nearest integer). Recall that the runtime of Dollo-CDP-fast includes the time to run FastH, the output of which is used to build constraints