Data from: Assessing differences between ancestral recombination graphs

Ancestral recombination graphs (ARGs) represent the history of portions of
a genome with recombination. Attempts to infer ARGs have been hampered by
the lack of an ARG comparison metric which could be used to measure how
well inference succeeded. We propose a simple ARG comparison framework
based on averaging standard tree comparison measures across sites. Using
simulated data we show that this framework, instantiated with an
appropriate tree comparison measure, can distinguish better from worse
inferences of an ARG.