Substitution models and their design.
Models for variation in evolutionary speed.
The tree reconsiliation and models of duplication and loss of genes.
Inference methods such as ML and MCMC.
Inference tools such as MrBayes and RevBayes.
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Course syllabus FDD3009 (Autumn 2013–)Substitution models and their design.
Models for variation in evolutionary speed.
The tree reconsiliation and models of duplication and loss of genes.
Inference methods such as ML and MCMC.
Inference tools such as MrBayes and RevBayes.
The general aim is to give basic knowledge of modelling of evolution.
After completed course, you should be able to
- be familiar with important evolutionary models of substitutions duplications/losses, intensity changes etc.
- apply these models on real data using popular tools
- understand inference methods that are used for phylogenetic problems
- adapt known models to new problems
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