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The latest ISP algorithms that include iterations with adaptive selections according to the image characteristics produce an excellent image quality.

In a long enough generation period, indels (or SNPs) with higher derived allele frequencies are more likely to be related to positive selections (adaptive selections), as those with lower derived allele frequencies tend to be under negative selections (purifying selections) for deleterious variants, in particular, the extremely rare variations.

In microevolution, where population genetic factors are dominant, adaptive selections may happen to more essential genes that have more strength in allowing phenotypic effects in order to efficiently cope with dramatically changing environment in much shorter evolutionary time.

Whether the functional divergences are primarily due to adaptive selection pressure or relaxed selective constraint remains an open question.

Adaptive selection analyses suggested an increase in the selective pressure of RHDV after the first epidemic breakout (Table 1).

In fact, it is possible to recognize in extant gene regions the footprint of past selective events, be they purifying selection or positive (adaptive) selection.

The selective relaxation in duplicated psbA genes could be observed in the adaptive selection analyses based on single likelihood ancestor counting (SLAC) and fixed effects likelihood (FEL) methods.

Two strategies allow adaptive selection of ϵ.

Figure 2: Relationship between strength of convergence signal and adaptive selection.

The fitted line equations were extrapolated to model the convergence signal under strong adaptive selection (ω = 2).

Where ΔSSLS values represent phylogenetic signal this could be due to neutral drift or diversifying (adaptive) selection, in which case ΔSSLS should be proportional to site-wise ω.