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Massively parallel DNA sequencing techniques are rapidly changing thedynamics of phylogenetic study design by exponentially increasing the discoveryof phylogenetically useful loci. This increase in the number of phylogeneticmarkers potentially provides researchers the opportunity to select subsets ofloci best-addressing particular phylogenetic hypotheses based on objectivemeasures of performance over different time scales. Investigators may also wantto determine the power of particular phylogenetic markers relative to eachother. However, currently available tools are designed to evaluate a smallnumber of markers and are not well-suited to screening hundreds or thousands ofcandidate loci across the genome. TAPIR is an alternative implementation ofTownsend's estimate of phylogenetic informativeness (PI) that enables rapidestimation and summary of PI when applied to data sets containing hundreds tothousands of candidate, phylogenetically informative loci.

TAPIR enables high-throughput estimation and comparison of phylogenetic informativeness using locus-specific substitution models