Explore the intricacies of ABC phylodynamics in this 33-minute lecture presented by Samuel Alizon from IRD, Montpellier, France. Delve into advanced concepts and methodologies in phylogenetic analysis, focusing on Approximate Bayesian Computation (ABC) techniques applied to evolutionary dynamics. Gain insights into how ABC approaches can be used to infer population dynamics, evolutionary processes, and epidemiological parameters from phylogenetic data. Learn about the advantages and challenges of using ABC in phylodynamic studies, and discover its applications in various fields such as evolutionary biology, epidemiology, and population genetics. Enhance your understanding of cutting-edge computational methods for analyzing complex biological systems and their evolutionary histories.
Overview
Syllabus
ABC phylodynamics
Taught by
Institut Henri Poincaré
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