Metapiga

Metapiga 3.1

MetaPIGA is a simple-to-use phylogeny inference program

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Latest version 3.100
Developer ULB
Freeware Absolutely free
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MetaPIGA is a simple-to-use phylogeny inference program that provides great performance and flexibility. It allows analyses of binary, nucleotide, protein, and codon data sets. It includes a random-restart hill climbing, a simulated annealing algorithm, a classical genetic algorithm, and the metapopulation genetic algorithm. MetaPIGA allows the use of morphological and molecular data.

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