In computational phylogenetics, generalized tree alignment is the problem of producing a multiple sequence alignment and a phylogenetic tree on a set of sequences simultaneously, as opposed to separately. Formally, Generalized tree alignment is the following optimization problem. Input: A set and an edit distance function between sequences, Output: A tree leaf-labeled by and labeled with sequences at the internal nodes, such that is minimized, where is the edit distance between the endpoints of . Note that this is in contrast to tree alignment, where the tree is provided as input.
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