Rotation distance, also known as **tree rotation distance**, is a concept from computational biology and bioinformatics that quantifies the minimum number of rotation operations required to transform one binary tree into another. A binary tree can be defined as a tree structure where each node has at most two children referred to as the left and right child. A rotation operation involves changing the structure of the tree without altering its nodes.

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