| load.trees | R Documentation | 
Loads trees, looks for a log file of tree likelihoods and parameter values, returns an rwty.chain object containing both
load.trees(
  file,
  type = NA,
  format = "mb",
  gens.per.tree = NA,
  trim = 1,
  logfile = NA,
  skip = NA
)
| file | A path to a tree file containing an MCMC chain of trees | 
| type | An argument that designates the type of tree file.  If "nexus",
trees are loaded using ape's  | 
| format | File format, which is used to find tree and log files. Currently accepted values are "mb" for MrBayes, "beast" for BEAST, "*beast" for *BEAST, and "revbayes" for RevBayes. If you would like RWTY to understand additional formats, please contact the authors and send us some sample data. | 
| gens.per.tree | The number of generations separating trees. If not provided, RWTY will attempt to calculate it automatically. | 
| trim | Used for thinning the chain. If a number N is provided, RWTY keeps every Nth tree. | 
| logfile | A path to a file containing model parameters and likelihoods. If no path is provided but a "format" argument is supplied, RWTY will attempt to find the log file automatically based on the format definition. | 
| skip | The number of lines that must be skipped to get to the header of the log file. MrBayes, for instance, prints a comment line at the top of the log file, so MrBayes files should be read in with a skip value of 1. If no "skip" value is provided but a "format" is supplied, RWTY will attempt to read logs using the skip value from the format definition. | 
output An rwty.chain object containing the multiPhylo and the table of values from the log file if available.
read.tree, read.nexus
#load.trees(file="mytrees.t", format = "mb")
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