xml_discretetraitmodel | R Documentation |
Generate the discrete-geography model block in a BEAST XML file.
xml_discretetraitmodel( states_dat, discrete_trait_name, symmetry = T, bssvs = T, delta_prior = c("Poisson", "Uniform", "Beta-Binomial"), poisson_default = T, poisson_mean = 0, alpha_beta = 0, beta_beta = 0, rates_proposal_weight = 0, indicators_proposal_weight = 0, rootfreq_proposal_weight = 0, indicatorprob_proposal_weight = 0 )
states_dat |
a data-frame object containing at least two columns: one for the name of each tip (column name specified by |
discrete_trait_name |
name of the column containing tip states |
symmetry |
Whether the specified geographic model is symmetric (true) or asymmetric (false) |
bssvs |
Whether Bayesian Stochastic Search Variable Selection (BSSVS) is used (default true) in the discrete-geographic model. |
delta_prior |
Which of the three prior options to put on Δ, including:
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poisson_default |
Whether to specify the default Poisson prior in BEAUti. |
poisson_mean |
The rate parameter (λ) of the Poisson distribution. |
alpha_beta |
Parameter α of the Beta-Binomial distribution. |
beta_beta |
Parameter β of the Beta-Binomial distribution. |
rates_proposal_weight |
Weight of the proposals on the pairwise rates of dispersal. |
indicators_proposal_weight |
Weight of the proposals on the indicator variables. |
rootfreq_proposal_weight |
Weight of the proposal on the root-frequency vector. |
indicatorprob_proposal_weight |
Weight of the proposal on the parameter that specifies the probability of each indicator being non-zero (only relevant when |
XML code specifying the discrete-geography model
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