SaumikaM
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2 years ago As far as I know there are rooted and unrooted trees, and you can change whether the tree is rooted or unrooted, which changes the shape.
Open jhh35 opened 2 years ago
SaumikaM
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2 years ago As far as I know there are rooted and unrooted trees, and you can change whether the tree is rooted or unrooted, which changes the shape.
brouwern
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2 years ago yes, there are ways to tweak layout but it does take time to code. I think many people use online editors that let you click and drag/rotate things to be how you want them, but stubborn coders try to figure out to to write it all out : )
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Are there specific ways to get different shapes of phylogenetic trees in the output depending on how we want them formatted? If so, are there specific functions for them or do we just need to modify ones that we have used before?
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Are there specific ways to get different shapes of phylogenetic trees in the output depending on how we want them formatted? If so, are there specific functions for them or do we just need to modify ones that we have used before?