View source: R/create_std_pir_params.R
create_std_pir_params | R Documentation |
pir_params
Create a standard pir_params
, as used in Bilderbeek, Laudanno
and Etienne.
create_std_pir_params(
folder_name = rappdirs::user_cache_dir(),
rng_seed = 314,
crown_age = 10,
sequence_length = 1000,
mutation_rate = 1/crown_age,
os = rappdirs::app_dir()$os
)
folder_name |
name of the main folder |
rng_seed |
a random number generator seed |
crown_age |
the fixed crown age of the posterior. Set to NA to let it be estimated |
sequence_length |
the length of each DNA sequence in an alignment |
mutation_rate |
the mutation rate per base pair per time unit. Use check_mutation_rate to check if a mutation rate is valid. |
os |
name of the operating system, can be |
Create a standard pir_params
, as used in Bilderbeek, Laudanno
and Etienne,
by calling create_pir_params with these settings:
alignment_params default alignment parameters, in which the alignment is simulated using the Jukes-Cantor nucleotide substitution model and a strict clock (as created by create_alignment_params)
twinning_params default twinning parameters, in which the twin tree is simulated using a Birth-Death process (using get_sim_bd_twin_tree_fun), the twin alignment is simulated using the Jukes-Cantor nucleotide substitution model and a strict clock and has an equal amount of nucleotide substitutions as the true alignment (using get_sim_twal_same_n_muts_fun)
experiments a list of a generative and multiple candidate models. The generative model is the default generative model, which uses JC69, strict, and Yule, as created by create_gen_experiment. The candidate models are all other (that is, excluding the generative model) birth-death (including Yule) models, which are all nucleotide substitution models (see create_site_models), all clock models (see create_clock_models), and the Yule and BD model (see create_yule_tree_prior and create_bd_tree_prior)
error_measure_params the default error measurement parameters, (as created by create_error_measure_params) which uses the nLTT statistic to determine the difference between two (or more) trees
a 'pir_params', as can be checked by check_pir_params
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