Hello J�r�mie,


Hard to say without a working example, but here are some hints:

  *   Check if you�re using the same function to optimize (e.g. ML vs REML)
  *   Are you comparing the same tests? (t or F tests, type of sums of squares)
  *   Are you using non-ultrametric trees? In �nlme� for instance, it�s a 
correlation rather than a covariance structure that is optimized while other 
approaches are dealing with the covariances. This may produce discrepancies on 
non-ultrametric trees.



Cheers,



Julien


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Hello everyone,
I did pgls on real data and I tried the 3 common solutions : ape+nlme, caper 
and phytools. I used BM as model and optimized lambda. I was surprized to get 
different results especially on intercepts. Lambdas were different but close , 
and results were still not the same by fixing the same lambda value.
Then, I tried few simulations by varying the correlation strength between the 
two variables and the source of the correlation (independent but both simulated 
on the tree, linearly dependent, these two cases with varying proportion...). 
The fewer the signal, the bigger the differences of the optimized coefficients. 
However, sometimes pvalues of coefficients are very small with one package and 
greater than .5 with another one.
Have you ever seen such results ? I precise that I am using both three 
solutions in their most simple form as can be founded on Liam's blog or 
classical tutos.
Cheers, J�r�mie.

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