simtrees | R Documentation |
Simple (simplistic) simulation of trees with outliers.
simtrees(Ngn, Nsp, Nsp.out = 0, Ngn.out = 0, Nb.cell.outlier = 0,
brlen.sd = 0, out.type="topology",bl.mult=2)
Ngn |
Number of gene trees to simulate. |
Nsp |
Number of species (tips) per tree. |
Nsp.out |
Number of outlier species (also called rogue taxa). 0 = none. |
Ngn.out |
Number of outlier genes. 0 = none. |
Nb.cell.outlier |
Number of times one species in one tree is an outlier. 0 = none. The type of outlier is set by |
brlen.sd |
Heterogeneity of branch lengths in trees. A value with mean 0 and standard deviation equal to brlen.sd is added to each branch length. If the resulting branch length has a negative value, its absolute value is taken. |
out.type |
The type of cell outlier. Can be "topology" (the default), where outlier species
are simulated by branching them elsewhere (randomly) in the tree, "brlength", where terminal branches of outlier species are
multiplied by |
bl.mult |
Multiplier of terminal branches of outlier species when |
The simulation process is as follows: a first tree is generated with the rtree()
function
and is then duplicated and modified according to the parameters chosen by the user.
A list X containing a list of trees in multiPhylo
format (X$trees) and a list of outliers (X$outl).
# Very basic simulator, for debugging purpose mainly.
# examples: 30 genes, 120 species, 2 outlier species, 3 outlier genes
# 4 gene/species outliers of type "topology", branch length variance = 0.6.
# The branch length multiplier is set to 2 but this is
# ignored if out.type="topology"
simu<-simtrees(30,120,2,3,4,0.6, "topology",2)
trees<-simu$trees #list of trees
outl<-simu$outl #list of simulated outliers and their type
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