Abstract
- Commonly used permutation tail probability (PTP) and topology dependent permutation tail probability (T-PTP) tests incorporate an inappropriate treatment of designated outgroup taxa, and for that reason are biased either for (PTP) or for or against (T-PTP) rejection of the null hypothesis. A modified test is proposed, in which this source of bias is eliminated.
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