Ovals and Rectangles in TCS Haplotype Networks
I am trying to create Haplotype Networks using TCS. I am a bit confused as to what the rectangles and ovals mean. The document says the rectangles represent outgroups, but I am not quite clear what an outgroup means in this context (or is it the same as outgroup in a phylogenetic tree?)
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It's 3 months too late for your question, but...
Ancestral haplotypes are represented by the squares
More here: http://www.hicomb.org/HiCOMB2002/papers/HICOMB2002-03.pdf
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