What is the input and outpit of a distance based algorithm?
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Answer Posted / Mithlesh Kumar
The input to a distance-based algorithm is typically a matrix of pairwise distances between objects (e.g., sequences or genes). The output is a tree that represents the relationships among the objects, with shorter branches indicating closer evolutionary relationships. Some algorithms may also provide additional information such as bootstrap values, which estimate the confidence in branch placements.
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