The majority of historical linguists compare words to reconstruct the history of different languages. However, in phylogenetic studies fo...

(This is a joint post by Guido Grimm and David Morrison) About five years ago, David wrote two posts regarding issues with the public ava...

Recently, I have added three new datasets to the database of "gold standards" that might be used to evaluate network algorithms. ...

The Problem of Data Sharing In 2013, Nature launched a discussion on how to increase the reproducability of research in the biomedical s...

I have just added another dataset to our database. This one is of considerable interest, because it is a complex one. As the authors note, ...

During one of the discussion sessions at the recent Phylogenetic Network Workshop , in Singapore, the need was re-iterated for "gold s...

Four more datasets have been added to the Datasets  blog page. These are: 1 stemmatology study where the manuscript history is known from...

I have previously noted the frequent failure of phylogeneticists to make their data publicly available ( Releasing phylogenetic data ). Rec...

One approach that I have taken in this blog to popularizing the use of networks in phylogenetic analysis has been to investigate published ...

Ten more datasets have been added to the Datasets  blog page. These are: 2 plant studies where hybrids are known from experimentation 3 ...

Steven Kelk has previously raised the issue about  Validating methods for constructing evolutionary phylogenetic networks : there are curre...