FastTree FastTree is a handy, easy to use, command line based tool specially designed to infer approximately-maximum-likelihood phylogenetic trees from alignments of nucleotide or protein sequences. FastTree can handle alignments with up to a million of sequences in a reasonable amount of time and memory. For large alignments, FastTree is 100-1,000 times faster than PhyML 3.0 or RAxML 7. What is the difference between maximum likelihood and fast minimum evolution? FastTree is designed as a very fast implementation of maximum likelihood. Under the assumption that the rates of evolution are fixed among the characters, FastTree estimates the evolutionary history of the alignment by computing a tree that maximizes the likelihood. To do this, FastTree does not use a traditional MEGA like algorithm for computing the likelihood. Instead, FastTree computes the likelihood using the full PAM (Parameter Acceleration for Maximum Likelihood) package. This approach gives FastTree very high computational speed (almost never taking more than a few seconds for alignment sizes up to a million characters) while maintaining accuracy. Can FastTree identify recombinant sequences? Yes, FastTree can identify recombinant sequences. To do this, the user needs to input at least two sequences from different populations. FastTree will identify two sequences which are highly similar to each other but do not have close relatives in the population. From the identified sequences, FastTree will compute the relatedness between each pair of sequences using the well-established Recombination Detection Program, RDP 3.22. FastTree will then plot a tree that identifies both sequences as separate from their close relatives. What is the maximum sequence length of FastTree? FastTree is designed to handle alignments of nucleotide and protein sequences up to a million characters. FastTree can handle alignments up to 5 million nucleotides in length. For larger sequences, FastTree can be run in two different modes: light-weight and heavy-weight. In light-weight mode, FastTree can handle alignments with up to 2 million characters. In heavy-weight mode, FastTree can handle alignments with up to a million characters. Maximum sequence length for non-nucleotide sequences can be computed by counting characters (not bases). For example, FastTree can handle alignments of protein sequences up to 4,000 amino acids in length. FastTree will analyze the longest of these sequences without counting any of the gaps. FastTree Crack+ 1a423ce670 FastTree (2022) -M specifies the distribution used by the main method (see below). -S specifies the distribution used by the bootstrap (see below). -N specifies the distribution used by the approximate maximum likelihood (AML) method (see below). -I specifies the distribution used by the indel likelihood (see below). -G specifies the distribution used by the Garli method (see below). -V specifies the distribution used by the IQ-TREE method (see below). -E specifies the distribution used by the ExaML method (see below). -o specifies the output format used by the main method (see below). -b specifies the bandwidth used for the main method (see below). -p specifies the fraction of non-missing values for each site (see below). -s specifies the site-specific substitution model used (see below). -c specifies the fraction of invariable sites (see below). -t specifies the fraction of gamma-distributed rate heterogeneity among sites (see below). -d specifies the fraction of fraction of different base composition in each site (see below). -a specifies the fraction of base heterogeneity among sites (see below). -r specifies the distribution used by the replacement model for indels (see below). -j specifies the number of processes to run for the parallelism mode (see below). -A specifies the type of substitution model used for the parallelism mode (see below). -m specifies the number of processes to run for the parallelism mode (see below). -M specifies the distribution used by the main method (see below). -S specifies the distribution used by the bootstrap (see below). -N specifies the distribution used by the approximate maximum likelihood (AML) method (see below). -I specifies the distribution used by the indel likelihood (see below). -G specifies the distribution used by the Garli method (see below). -V specifies the distribution used by the IQ-TREE method (see below). -E specifies the distribution used by the ExaML method (see below). -o specifies the output format used by the main method (see below). -b specifies the bandwidth used for the main method (see below). -p specifies the fraction of non-missing values for each site (see below). -s specifies the site-specific substitution model used (see below). -c specifies the fraction of What's New In FastTree? 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