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Fast random generation of binary, t-ary and other types of trees
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The generation of random, binary unordered trees
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The Estimation of Ultrametric and Path Length Trees from Rectangular Proximity Data
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An algorithm to equiprobably generate all directed trees withk labeled terminal nodes and unlabeled interior nodes
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Combinatorial algorithms
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The distribution of degrees in a large random tree
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The distance between points in random trees
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Generating Binary Trees Lexicographically
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Generating t -Ary Trees Lexicographically
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Ranking and Listing Algorithms for k -Ary Trees
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The Art of Computer Programming
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NULL MODELS FOR THE NUMBER OF EVOLUTIONARY STEPS IN A CHARACTER ON A PHYLOGENETIC TREE
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