ERaBLE: Evolutionary Rates and Branch Lengths Estimation
ERaBLE is a phylogenomic distance-based method to simultaneously estimate the branch lengths of a given reference topology, and the relative evolutionary rates of the genes employed in the analysis, using a collection of distance matrices (one distance matrix per gene). These distance matrices can either be directly estimated from pairwise alignments of the gene sequences, or they can be calculated from gene trees inferred for each gene.
Downloads
The ERABLE source code, binaries, and datasets are available in the ATGC GitLab repository. Download the software archive for your operating system (Linux or Windows), along with any datasets you need.
Run ERABLE online
ERABLE will also be available to run online through the ATGC platform, allowing you to submit analyses and retrieve results directly from your web browser, without installing the software locally.
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