Impossibility of Consistent Distance Estimation from Sequence Lengths Under the TKF91 Model

We consider the problem of distance estimation under the TKF91 model of sequence evolution by insertions, deletions and substitutions on a phylogeny. In an asymptotic regime where the expected sequence lengths tend to infinity, we show that no consistent distance estimation is possible from sequence...

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