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cs.DS2026

Maximizing All-Paths Phylogenetic Diversity: Parameterized Approaches for Networks

Mark Jones, Jannik Schestag

Phylogenetic Diversity (PD) is a fundamental measure of biodiversity, originally defined on phylogenetic trees and widely used in conservation biology. Phylogenetic trees are often…

cs.DS2026

Orienting Unrooted Binary Networks Faster: Focus on the Generator

Jannik Schestag, Norbert Zeh

The problem of orienting an unrooted network to obtain a specific class of rooted phylogenetic networks is known to be NP-hard in many cases. In this paper, we introduce two algori…

cs.DS2026

Tractable Maximization of Budgeted Phylogenetic Diversity on Networks Utilizing Node Scanwidth

Niels Holtgrefe, Jannik Schestag

Background: Identifying a subset of taxa that maximizes phylogenetic diversity is a cornerstone of quantitative conservation planning. Traditionally, phylogenetic diversity is defi…

cs.DS2026

Average-Tree Phylogenetic Diversity Parameterized by Scanwidth and Invisibility

Leo van Iersel, Mark Jones, Jannik Schestag +2

We investigate parameterized algorithms for computing the average-tree phylogenetic diversity (APD) in rooted phylogenetic networks, studying the problem under different structural…

cs.DS2025

Parameterized Algorithms for Diversity of Networks with Ecological Dependencies

Mark Jones, Jannik Schestag

For a phylogenetic tree, the phylogenetic diversity of a set A of taxa is the total weight of edges on paths to A. Finding small sets of maximal diversity is crucial for conservati…

cs.DS2023★ 1 cited

A Multivariate Complexity Analysis of the Generalized Noah's Ark Problem

Christian Komusiewicz, Jannik Schestag

In the Generalized Noah's Ark Problem, one is given a phylogenetic tree on a set of species X and a set of conservation projects for each species. Each project comes with a cost an…

cs.DS2019★ 4 cited

Destroying Bicolored s by Deleting Few Edges

Niels Grüttemeier, Christian Komusiewicz, Jannik Schestag +1

We introduce and study the Bicolored Deletion problem defined as follows. The input is a graph where the edge set is partitioned into a set of red edges a…