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To study information redundancy we applied cluster analysis on multivariate correlations between estimates obtained with different methods.
These difficulties are intrinsic to the dating of ancient divergence events and are reflected in the large discrepancies between estimates obtained with different approaches.
Due to the very low amount of missing data on ASAT (3.5%) in the nevirapine dataset, no relevant differences were observed between parameter estimates obtained with the different methods.
Nevertheless, the similarity between the estimates obtained with the GT-ST Rec method and the automated, OG-based methods for the chemosensory gene families suggests that gene tree reconstructions were not severely biased.
In our study, when considering MP-based risk estimates, a difference of approximately one order of magnitude was found between the risk estimates obtained with the NOEL-biomarker equivalent approach and those calculated from the comparison of an estimated absorbed dose of malathion and CPF and their ADI.
Fig. 6 The differences between the UT1-UTC estimates obtained with analysis strategies GMF-NL and GMF-SL.
We will quantify the ability to recover the ranking by using the Kendall correlation between the true global ranking and the estimates obtained with CV or CSV.
To summarise, parsimony and ML produced ancestral state estimates that were more discrepant between analyses with and without fossils when compared to estimates obtained with Organ et al.'s [ 55] method in a Bayesian framework.
However, these small discrepancies between estimates obtained under different substitution models are almost negligible as compared with the large differences in estimates between the auto-correlated and uncorrelated models of rate change.
For each diversity estimates, bias was inferred by comparing the estimate from missing or imputed data with that obtained from the original data and calculated, if any, as the percentage of the difference between estimates obtained from missing (or imputed) data and original data over the estimate from the original data.
