Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests

We consider two specific families of binomial trees and forests: simply generated binomial <i>d</i>-ary trees and forests versus their increasing phylogenetic version, with tree nodes in increasing order from the root to any of its leaves. The analysis (both pre-asymptotic and asymptotic...

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Main Author: Thierry E. Huillet
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description We consider two specific families of binomial trees and forests: simply generated binomial <i>d</i>-ary trees and forests versus their increasing phylogenetic version, with tree nodes in increasing order from the root to any of its leaves. The analysis (both pre-asymptotic and asymptotic) consists of some of the main statistical features of their total progenies. We take advantage of the fact that the random distribution of those trees are obtained while weighting the counts of the underlying combinatorial trees. We finally briefly stress a rich alternative randomization of combinatorial trees and forests, based on the ratio of favorable count outcomes to the total number of possible ones.
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spelling doaj-art-28720053304f40e0b7794b3475b66b4b2025-01-24T13:40:03ZengMDPI AGMathematics2227-73902025-01-0113229110.3390/math13020291Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and ForestsThierry E. Huillet0Laboratoire de Physique Théorique et Modélisation (CNRS, UMR 8089), CY Cergy Paris Université, 95302 Cergy-Pontoise, FranceWe consider two specific families of binomial trees and forests: simply generated binomial <i>d</i>-ary trees and forests versus their increasing phylogenetic version, with tree nodes in increasing order from the root to any of its leaves. The analysis (both pre-asymptotic and asymptotic) consists of some of the main statistical features of their total progenies. We take advantage of the fact that the random distribution of those trees are obtained while weighting the counts of the underlying combinatorial trees. We finally briefly stress a rich alternative randomization of combinatorial trees and forests, based on the ratio of favorable count outcomes to the total number of possible ones.https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7390/13/2/291simply generated and increasing binomial trees and foreststotal progenygenerating functionsLagrange inversion formulastructural statisticspartition structures
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Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests
Mathematics
simply generated and increasing binomial trees and forests
total progeny
generating functions
Lagrange inversion formula
structural statistics
partition structures
title Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests
title_full Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests
title_fullStr Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests
title_full_unstemmed Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests
title_short Statistical Aspects of Two Classes of Random Binomial Trees and Forests
title_sort statistical aspects of two classes of random binomial trees and forests
topic simply generated and increasing binomial trees and forests
total progeny
generating functions
Lagrange inversion formula
structural statistics
partition structures
url https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7390/13/2/291
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