edit names in phylogenetic tree in newick format

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I have a phylogenetic tree in newick format, and I would like to remove some fragments of the name of the taxa,



1_[genus_specie_1]_characters:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((2_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0379334280,54_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(3_[genus_specie_3]_characters:0.0206432295,4_[genus_specie_4]_characters:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,30_[genus_specie_5]_characters


I would like to remove the fragments out of the square brackets, for example



genus_specie_1:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((genus_specie_2:0.0379334280,genus_specie_2:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(genus_specie_3:0.0206432295,genus_specie_4:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,genus_specie_5
perl -i -pe 'y///d' file.nwk



and I have also tried whit the next sed command



sed 's/[[:alnum:]_]*[([[:alnum:]_]*)][[:alnum:]_]*/1/g' 


but it doesn't work









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    I have a phylogenetic tree in newick format, and I would like to remove some fragments of the name of the taxa,



    1_[genus_specie_1]_characters:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((2_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0379334280,54_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(3_[genus_specie_3]_characters:0.0206432295,4_[genus_specie_4]_characters:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,30_[genus_specie_5]_characters


    I would like to remove the fragments out of the square brackets, for example



    genus_specie_1:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((genus_specie_2:0.0379334280,genus_specie_2:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(genus_specie_3:0.0206432295,genus_specie_4:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,genus_specie_5
    perl -i -pe 'y///d' file.nwk



    and I have also tried whit the next sed command



    sed 's/[[:alnum:]_]*[([[:alnum:]_]*)][[:alnum:]_]*/1/g' 


    but it doesn't work









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      I have a phylogenetic tree in newick format, and I would like to remove some fragments of the name of the taxa,



      1_[genus_specie_1]_characters:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((2_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0379334280,54_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(3_[genus_specie_3]_characters:0.0206432295,4_[genus_specie_4]_characters:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,30_[genus_specie_5]_characters


      I would like to remove the fragments out of the square brackets, for example



      genus_specie_1:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((genus_specie_2:0.0379334280,genus_specie_2:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(genus_specie_3:0.0206432295,genus_specie_4:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,genus_specie_5
      perl -i -pe 'y///d' file.nwk



      and I have also tried whit the next sed command



      sed 's/[[:alnum:]_]*[([[:alnum:]_]*)][[:alnum:]_]*/1/g' 


      but it doesn't work









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      I have a phylogenetic tree in newick format, and I would like to remove some fragments of the name of the taxa,



      1_[genus_specie_1]_characters:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((2_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0379334280,54_[genus_specie_2]_characters:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(3_[genus_specie_3]_characters:0.0206432295,4_[genus_specie_4]_characters:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,30_[genus_specie_5]_characters


      I would like to remove the fragments out of the square brackets, for example



      genus_specie_1:0.2654682758,(((((((((((((((genus_specie_2:0.0379334280,genus_specie_2:0.0605802067)/1/100:0.0121248674,(genus_specie_3:0.0206432295,genus_specie_4:0.0141250479)/1/100:0.0647820408)/1/100:0.0235327264,genus_specie_5
      perl -i -pe 'y///d' file.nwk



      and I have also tried whit the next sed command



      sed 's/[[:alnum:]_]*[([[:alnum:]_]*)][[:alnum:]_]*/1/g' 


      but it doesn't work







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