trestat
Treestat is a software tool and library designed for the quantitative analysis of tree-structured data. It is used across disciplines such as evolutionary biology, linguistics, and computer science to summarize, compare, and visualize the shapes and branch-length distributions of trees. Treestat typically accepts standard tree formats and can operate on single trees or collections of trees.
Treestat can ingest formats such as Newick, Nexus, NeXML, and JSON, and computes a range of statistics
Treestat exists in several independent implementations and is commonly distributed as open-source software or libraries. It
In practice, trestat is used to compare sets of trees produced by different inference methods, models, or