Thanks...here's the code. However, it looks like the output
I am processing does not actually come with post-order
labeling.
I.e., in the 2nd plot below:
node 1 should be labeled 1
node 10 should be labeled 2
node 2 should be labeled 3
node 14 should be labeled 4
node 3 should be labeled 5
...etc...
What is the name of this sort of ordering? Or are there 2
sorts of post-ordering?
Cheers,
Nick
trstr =
1:61.9979,2:61.9979):10.0994,3:72.0973):30.5957,(4:97.17,5:97.17):5.52294):165.913,(6:45.8837,7:42.7899):90.6427,8:11.748):9.81895,((9:71.9983,10:30.1075):59.5189,(((11:48.3447,12:48.3447):77.8739,(13:86.8531,(14:53.665,15:53.665):33.1881):39.3656):26.0816,((16:94.7537,17:94.7537):44.1509,(18:82.3045,(19:72.9737,20:72.9737):9.33074):56.6002):13.3956):27.9983):10.886):22.824,21:214.009):34.3554,(22:186.877,23:186.877):61.4866):20.2417);
tr = read.tree(file=, text=trstr)
plot(tr)
nodelabels()
tr2 = reorder(tr, order=pruningwise)
plot(tr2)
nodelabels()
internal_nodenums_in_postorder = unique(tr2$edge[,1])
internal_nodenums_in_postorder =
internal_nodenums_in_postorder - length(tr2$tip.label)
tr3 = tr2
tr3$node.label[internal_nodenums_in_postorder] = 1:tr3$Nnode
plot(tr3)
nodelabels(tr3$node.label)
On 9/14/11 6:36 PM, Liam J. Revell wrote:
Hi Nick.
If you use the function
reorder.phylo(...,order=pruningwise) the resultant tree
edge matrix is suitable for post-order traversal (i.e., the
daughters always precede the parents in top-to-bottom matrix
traversal). This might be helpful for what you would like to
do - for instance if you just label the nodes as they are
first encountered in the matrix this would be in the order
of a post-order traversal of the tree.
All the best, Liam
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