Hi Martin and list members,
Happy New Year.
I'm trying to explore the phylogenetic tree space represented by a few
thousands trees of ~2500 tips.
The packages TreeTools and TreeDist, which hold the most advanced R
functionality for such analysis (AFAIK) are limited to dealing with trees
smaller
Hi Chris,
I sent this message a few days ago but can't see any sign that it was
received so trying again. Apologies if anyone ends up seeing both.
To the question- in addition to the other (good) solutions given in this
thread, both HiSSE (R package) and BayesTraits (stand alone software) can
.
Take care all,
Roi
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Dear Jeremy and list,
I'm running a bunch of evolutionary models using the package hisse v1.9.13,
and noticed some anomalous parameterisation. Specifically, I obtained
erroneous model specification when defining a muCID model with 4 hidden
states and varying among-state transition rates, i.e.:
Hi Alina,
I'm not entirely sure I understand the problem, but perhaps
phangorn::maxCladeCred() could help?
I have used at some point to summarize 100 posterior mammal trees, and got
a binary ultrametric tree. Note that my input trees were also fully binary
and ultrametric, so if your results may
Hi Jake, Liam and list,
I have used function ring() in APE (see help for ape::phydataplot) to do
this. It gives you full control over colours, transparency etc., but you'll
have to manually specify the inner and outer radii of each 'donut'.
>From my experience, block colours override the tree
Dear list,
I'm trying to use MuSSE (package diversitree, FitzJohn 2012) to test for
associations between diversification rates and a 3-state (discrete)
character. I ran make.musse() for models where same rates affect the whole
tree. I used this code from the diversitree tutorial, which worked