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. 2021 May 13;71(1):121–138. doi: 10.1093/sysbio/syab037

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Figure 6. — HCV and bison demographic estimates under GMRF and uniform priors. We analyze demographic estimates under time-aware GMRF priors (blue) and objective uniform priors (red) for a single tree simulated under the demographic scenarios inferred from the Egyptian HCV (A) and (B) and Beringian bison (C) and (D) data sets. In (A) and (C), we present Skyride estimates, which use and (A) and (C). These skylines have dimension that is larger than our maximum recommended dimension , which is computed from Figure 5. In (B) and (D), we re-estimate population size at (B) and (D). These groupings of coalescent events achieve as justified by our metric (see Equation 14). Solid lines are posterior medians while semi- transparent blocks are the 95% HPD intervals.

Inline graphic — HCV and bison demographic estimates under GMRF and uniform priors. We analyze demographic estimates under time-aware GMRF priors (blue) and objective uniform priors (red) for a single tree simulated under the demographic scenarios inferred from the Egyptian HCV (A) and (B) and Beringian bison (C) and (D) data sets. In (A) and (C), we present Skyride estimates, which use and (A) and (C). These skylines have dimension that is larger than our maximum recommended dimension , which is computed from Figure 5. In (B) and (D), we re-estimate population size at (B) and (D). These groupings of coalescent events achieve as justified by our metric (see Equation 14). Solid lines are posterior medians while semi- transparent blocks are the 95% HPD intervals.