The likelihoods are the means through which evidence contributes to posterior probabilities.
The likelihoods of getting resistant variety increase due to the larger farm size.
The likelihoods being potentially multimodal the highest local maximum may not be reached at each repetition.
The likelihoods also serve for BG selection as explained in Section 4.4.
The likelihoods of tree topologies produced by the two methods produced distributions that overlapped almost entirely.
The likelihoods are calculated using the ensemble of structures present at the end of the corresponding pass.
The likelihoods of the different models were compared using the likelihood ratio test.
The likelihoods for each of these positions were computed using BppML from the Bio++ package.
The likelihoods are reported as proportional likelihoods and are represented as pie charts in Figure 1.
We use the following simple Poisson model for the likelihoods for all three models.
The likelihood ratio is the ratio of the likelihoods of, for example, two hypotheses or two parameters.
