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Trial trees that withstood the disease in his greenhouse later succumbed in the field.
In those cases we find that a match is found after an average of 20 trial trees.
If we increase (N_{mathrm{t}}) we find that the mean number of trial trees before a match is found also increases.
As trial trees are generated, we keep a copy of the trial tree with the best match to the original tree masses found so far.
If, after increasing ϵ this tree becomes a sufficiently good match we use it instead of generating any further trial trees.
We find that as (epsilon_{0}) is decreased this mean number of trial trees before a match is found increases only slowly (e.g. it is 22 for (epsilon_{0}=0.0375)).
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Panel c: The accepted trial tree is grafted into the original tree.
In this case, the match between trial tree and original tree halo masses is sufficiently close to be deemed acceptable.
Panel b: A trial tree (shown in blue) is generated using the PCH algorithm and compared to the halos of interest in the original tree.
If the tree is accepted graft it in to the original tree and proceed to the next node, otherwise, return to step 1 and create a new trial tree. .
If the tree is accepted graft it in to the original tree and proceed to the next node, otherwise, return to step 1 and create a new trial tree.
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