Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References Examples
This function calculates QIRP, QIHP, and QIPP across an uneven quartet while allowing for a user to define a substitution model and base frequencies.
1  | allmodel.signal.noise(a, b, c, d, e, f, internode, Pi_T, Pi_C, Pi_A, Pi_G, rate_vector)
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a | 
 substitution model parameter. a=rTC  | 
b | 
 substitution model parameter. b=rAT  | 
c | 
 substitution model parameter. c=rGT  | 
d | 
 substitution model parameter  | 
e | 
 substitution model parameter. e=rGC  | 
f | 
 substitution model parameter. f=rGA  | 
internode | 
 Four quartet branch lengths and internode c(62.49,62.49,65,65,3.2)->internode  | 
Pi_T | 
 Base Frequency of T  | 
Pi_C | 
 Base Frequency of C  | 
Pi_A | 
 Base Frequency of A  | 
Pi_G | 
 Base Frequency of G  | 
rate_vector | 
 site rate vector, converted to class 'matrix'  | 
Please note that base frequencies must sum to 1.
Function returns a matrix of QIRP, QIHP. and QIPP values
A. Dornburg and J.N. Fisk
Townsend, J. P., Su, Z., and Tekle, Y. I. “Phylogenetic Signal and Noise: Predicting the Power of a Data Set to Resolve Phylogeny” Systematic biology 61, no. 5 (2012): 835–849. Su, Z., Zhuo, S., Zheng, W., Francesc, L.-G., and Townsend, J. P. “The Impact of Incorporating Molecular Evolutionary Model into Predictions of Phylogenetic Signal and Noise” Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 2, (2014): doi:10.3389/fevo.2014.00011, Available at http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2014.00011 Su, Z. and Townsend, J. P. “Utility of Characters Evolving at Diverse Rates of Evolution to Resolve Quartet Trees with Unequal Branch Lengths: Analytical Predictions of Long-Branch Effects” BMC evolutionary biology 15, (2015): 86.
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