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### Supermatrix statistics <a name="summary_statistics"></a>
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This file contains statistics of all input and output alignments, treated as a single concatenated alignment. Supermatrix statistics are stored to the `supermatrix_stats.csv` file and uses the semicolon (';') as a field separator. If jackknifing was performed, results will be included here, but none of the alignments will be saved.
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This file contains statistics of all input and output alignments, treated as a single concatenated alignment. Supermatrix statistics are stored to the `supermatrix_stats.csv` file and uses a semicolon (';') as a field separator. If jackknifing was performed, results will be included here, but none of the alignments will be saved.
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**Table.** Example of a supermatrix statistics file.
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### Input alignment statistics <a name="homolog_statistics"></a>
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Statistics for each _individual_ input alignment is stored into `output_alignment_stats.csv`.
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Statistics for each _individual_ input alignment are stored into `output_alignment_stats.csv`, using a semicolon (';') as a field separator.
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**Table.** Example of an input alignment statistics file.
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### Output alignment statistics <a name="ortholog_statistics"></a>
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Statistics for each _individual_ output alignment is stored into `output_alignment_stats.csv`. The following is an example of what such a file might look like.
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Statistics for each _individual_ output alignment are stored into `output_alignment_stats.csv`, using a semicolon (';') as a field separator. The following is an example of what such a file might look like.
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**Table.** Example of an output alignment statistics file.
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