Hi Yumeng,
Thank you for your post. The short answer is no; SATe has no internal
representation of a distance matrix during an analysis. However, if you
want distances based on an alignment and/or tree, you certainly can use
an alignment/tree estimated by SATe to calculate the distances in some
other software (DendroPy comes to mind for calculating patristic
distances, but I am sure there a lot of other options out there). If you
want distances from the unaligned sequences, SATe will not be of use to
you. You would be better off using another tool, like the "showdist"
command in PAUP (there are probably free software options too).
I hope this helps!
Cheers,
Jamie
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