Ancestral Features of Multitype Branching Trees
summary
Analyzes multitype Galton–Watson trees by embedding the full genealogy to produce a coalescent point process and encoding the reduced phylogeny as a sequence-valued Markov chain on spines whose transitions track surviving offspring counts and types. Shows multi-type linear-fractional offspring laws make consecutive coalescence depths i.i.d., compares symmetric vs asymmetric two-type cases (stochastic dominance of same-type coalescence depths), and in continuous-time Yule limits derives linear equations so one can recover rates from cherry and pendant frequencies in the long-time, time-homogeneous case.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Motivation: phylogenies with marked phenotypes
- 2:26Discrete multi-type Galton-Watson tree
- 11:18Single-type coalescent results (Lambert-Popovic AOAP'13)
- 15:44Multi-type coalescent point process. Notation
- 17:30Multi-type coalescent theorem (Popovic-Rivas SPA14)
- 19:51Construction of 2-type G-W trees (by example)
- 21:41MRCA of same type individuals
- 23:52MRCA of consecutive individuals (Coalescence times)
- 24:19Special case: Linear fractional offspring distribution
- 25:43G-W population in Linear fractional case
- 28:38Comparison of ancestral features (using same type MRCA)
- 29:39Comparison for two-type symmetric vs asymmetric model
- 31:01Statistics on multi-type phylogenetic trees
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