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Reports when each tree in a list was first found by tree search.
This information is read from the firstHit attribute if present.
If not, trees are taken to be listed in the order in which they were found,
and named according to the search iteration in which they were first hit -
the situation when trees found by MaximizeParsimony() are saved to file.
WhenFirstHit(trees)trees, with a firstHit attribute listing the number of trees hit
for the first time in each search iteration.
A list of trees, or a multiPhylo object.
MaximizeParsimony()
Other utility functions:
ClusterStrings(),
QuartetResolution()
library("TreeTools", quietly = TRUE)
trees <- list(
seed_00 = as.phylo(1, 8),
ratch1_01 = as.phylo(2, 8),
ratch1_02 = as.phylo(3, 8),
ratch4_44 = as.phylo(4, 8),
final_99 = as.phylo(5, 8)
)
attr(WhenFirstHit(trees), "firstHit")
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