Package 'beautier'

Title: 'BEAUti' from R
Description: 'BEAST2' (<https://www.beast2.org>) is a widely used Bayesian phylogenetic tool, that uses DNA/RNA/protein data and many model priors to create a posterior of jointly estimated phylogenies and parameters. 'BEAUti 2' (which is part of 'BEAST2') is a GUI tool that allows users to specify the many possible setups and generates the XML file 'BEAST2' needs to run. This package provides a way to create 'BEAST2' input files without active user input, but using R function calls instead.
Authors: Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek [aut, cre] , Joëlle Barido-Sottani [rev] (Joëlle reviewed the package for rOpenSci, see https://github.com/ropensci/onboarding/issues/209), David Winter [rev] (David reviewed the package for rOpenSci, see https://github.com/ropensci/onboarding/issues/209), Paul Van Els [ctb] , Raphael Scherrer [ctb] , Yacine B. Chehida [ctb] , Katharine S. Walter [ctb] , Gary Napier [ctb] , Jason Griffiths [ctb] , Thijs Janzen [ctb] , Pedro Taucce [ctb] , Olivier Roy [ctb], Jana Riederer [ctb]
Maintainer: Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek <[email protected]>
License: GPL-3
Version: 2.6.13
Built: 2024-12-05 04:42:27 UTC
Source: https://github.com/ropensci/beautier

Help Index


Internal function

Description

Converts an alpha parameter to XML

Usage

alpha_parameter_to_xml(alpha_parameter, beauti_options)

Arguments

alpha_parameter

an alpha parameter, as created by create_alpha_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

remove_beautier_folder()
check_empty_beautier_folder()

# The alpha parameter must be initialized, i.e. have an ID
alpha_parameter_to_xml(
  alpha_parameter = create_alpha_param(id = "1"),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x consists out of clock_models objects

Description

Determine if x consists out of clock_models objects

Usage

are_clock_models(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of clock_models objects

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are clock_model objects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

rln_clock_model <- create_rln_clock_model()
strict_clock_model <- create_strict_clock_model()
both_clock_models <- list(rln_clock_model, strict_clock_model)
# TRUE
are_clock_models(rln_clock_model)
are_clock_models(strict_clock_model)
are_clock_models(both_clock_models)

# FALSE
are_clock_models(NA)
are_clock_models(NULL)
are_clock_models("nonsense")
are_clock_models(create_jc69_site_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if two MCMCs are equal.

Description

Will stop if the arguments are not MCMCs.

Usage

are_equal_mcmcs(mcmc_1, mcmc_2)

Arguments

mcmc_1

an MCMC, as created by create_mcmc

mcmc_2

an MCMC, as created by create_mcmc

Value

TRUE if the two MCMCs are equal

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  mcmc_1 <- create_mcmc(chain_length = 1000)
  mcmc_2 <- create_mcmc(chain_length = 314)
  # TRUE
  are_equal_mcmcs(mcmc_1, mcmc_1)
  # FALSE
  are_equal_mcmcs(mcmc_1, mcmc_2)

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Determine if two screenlogs are equal.

Description

Will stop if the arguments are not screenlogs.

Usage

are_equal_screenlogs(screenlog_1, screenlog_2)

Arguments

screenlog_1

an screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

screenlog_2

an screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

Value

TRUE if the two screenlogs are equal

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_screenlog to create an screenlog

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

screenlog_1 <- create_screenlog(log_every = 1000)
screenlog_2 <- create_screenlog(log_every = 314)
# TRUE
are_equal_screenlogs(screenlog_1, screenlog_1)
# FALSE
are_equal_screenlogs(screenlog_1, screenlog_2)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if two tracelogs are equal.

Description

Will stop if the arguments are not tracelogs.

Usage

are_equal_tracelogs(tracelog_1, tracelog_2)

Arguments

tracelog_1

an tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

tracelog_2

an tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

Value

TRUE if the two tracelogs are equal

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tracelog to create an tracelog

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

tracelog_1 <- create_tracelog(log_every = 1000)
tracelog_2 <- create_tracelog(log_every = 314)
# TRUE
are_equal_tracelogs(tracelog_1, tracelog_1)
# FALSE
are_equal_tracelogs(tracelog_1, tracelog_2)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if two treelogs are equal.

Description

Will stop if the arguments are not treelogs.

Usage

are_equal_treelogs(treelog_1, treelog_2)

Arguments

treelog_1

an treelog, as created by create_treelog

treelog_2

an treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

TRUE if the two treelogs are equal

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_treelog to create an treelog

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

treelog_1 <- create_treelog(log_every = 1000)
treelog_2 <- create_treelog(log_every = 314)
# TRUE
are_equal_treelogs(treelog_1, treelog_1)
# FALSE
are_equal_treelogs(treelog_1, treelog_2)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if XML files result in equal trees

Description

Determine if XML files result in equal trees

Usage

are_equal_xml_files(filename_1, filename_2, section)

Arguments

filename_1

name of a first XML file

filename_2

name of a second XML file

section

name of an XML section. Assumes that there is one line that starts with <section (excluding whitespace) and one line that is </section> (also excluding whitespace)

Value

TRUE if the two sections of the XML files are equal, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

to check for equivalence, use are_equivalent_xml_files

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

are_equal_xml_files(
  filename_1 = get_beautier_path("2_4.xml"),
  filename_2 = get_beautier_path("2_6_0.xml"),
  section = "taxonset"
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if XML lines result in equal trees

Description

Determine if XML lines result in equal trees

Usage

are_equal_xml_lines(lines_1, lines_2, section)

Arguments

lines_1

lines of a first XML file

lines_2

lines of a second XML file

section

name of an XML section. Assumes that there is one line that starts with <section (excluding whitespace) and one line that is </section> (also excluding whitespace)

Value

TRUE if the two sections of the XML files are equal, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

are_equal_xml_lines(
  lines_1 = readLines(get_beautier_path("2_4.xml")),
  lines_2 = readLines(get_beautier_path("2_6_0.xml")),
  section = "taxonset"
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Internal function used for debugging to determine if XML files result in equivalent trees

Usage

are_equivalent_xml_files(filename_1, filename_2, section = NA)

Arguments

filename_1

name of a first XML file

filename_2

name of a second XML file

section

the name of the XML section, use NA to check the whole file

Value

TRUE if the two XML files result in equivalent trees, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

to check for equality, use are_equal_xml_files

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

are_equivalent_xml_files(
  filename_1 = get_beautier_path("2_4.xml"),
  filename_2 = get_beautier_path("2_6_0.xml")
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if XML lines result in equivalent trees

Description

Determine if XML lines result in equivalent trees

Usage

are_equivalent_xml_lines(lines_1, lines_2, section = NA, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

lines_1

lines of a first XML file

lines_2

lines of a second XML file

section

the name of the XML section

verbose

if TRUE, additional information is displayed, that is potentially useful in debugging

Value

TRUE if the two XML lines result in equivalent trees, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if XML lines result in equivalent trees

Description

Determine if XML lines result in equivalent trees

Usage

are_equivalent_xml_lines_all(lines_1, lines_2, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

lines_1

lines of a first XML file

lines_2

lines of a second XML file

verbose

if TRUE, additional information is displayed, that is potentially useful in debugging

Value

TRUE if the two XML lines result in equivalent trees, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if XML operator lines result in equivalent trees

Description

Determine if XML operator lines result in equivalent trees

Usage

are_equivalent_xml_lines_loggers(lines_1, lines_2, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

lines_1

lines of a first XML file

lines_2

lines of a second XML file

verbose

if TRUE, additional information is displayed, that is potentially useful in debugging

Value

TRUE if the two XML lines result in equivalent trees, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if XML operator lines result in equivalent trees

Description

Determine if XML operator lines result in equivalent trees

Usage

are_equivalent_xml_lines_operators(lines_1, lines_2, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

lines_1

lines of a first XML file

lines_2

lines of a second XML file

verbose

if TRUE, additional information is displayed, that is potentially useful in debugging

Value

TRUE if the two XML lines result in equivalent trees, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if XML lines result in equivalent trees

Description

Determine if XML lines result in equivalent trees

Usage

are_equivalent_xml_lines_section(lines_1, lines_2, section, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

lines_1

lines of a first XML file

lines_2

lines of a second XML file

section

the name of the XML section

verbose

if TRUE, additional information is displayed, that is potentially useful in debugging

Value

TRUE if the two XML lines result in equivalent trees, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Checks if all filenames have a FASTA filename extension

Description

Checks if all filenames have a FASTA filename extension

Usage

are_fasta_filenames(filenames)

Arguments

filenames

filenames

Value

TRUE if all filenames have a FASTA filename extension

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
are_fasta_filenames("1.fas")
are_fasta_filenames("1.fasta")
are_fasta_filenames("1.FAS")
are_fasta_filenames("1.FASTA")
are_fasta_filenames(c("1.fas", "2.fas"))

# FALSE
are_fasta_filenames("")
are_fasta_filenames(NA)
are_fasta_filenames(NULL)
are_fasta_filenames(Inf)
are_fasta_filenames("1.fasX")
are_fasta_filenames(c("1.fas", "2.exe"))
are_fasta_filenames(c("1.bat", "2.exe"))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x consists out of IDs

Description

Determine if x consists out of IDs

Usage

are_ids(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of IDs

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are IDs

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

to check one ID, use is_id

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
are_ids("anthus_aco")
are_ids(c("anthus_aco", "anthus_nd2"))
are_ids(list("anthus_aco", "anthus_nd2"))
are_ids(c(1, 2))
are_ids(1)

# FALSE
are_ids(NULL)
are_ids(NA)
are_ids(c())
are_ids(ape::rcoal(3))
are_ids(c(ape::rcoal(3), ape::rcoal(4)))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x consists out of initialized clock_models objects

Description

Determine if x consists out of initialized clock_models objects

Usage

are_init_clock_models(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of initialized clock_models objects

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are initialized clock_model objects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x consists out of initialized MRCA priors

Description

Determine if x consists out of initialized MRCA priors

Usage

are_init_mrca_priors(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of initialized MRCA priors

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are initialized MRCA priors

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x consists out of initialized site_models objects

Description

Determine if x consists out of initialized site_models objects

Usage

are_init_site_models(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of initialized site_models objects

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are initialized site_model objects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x consists out of initialized tree_priors objects

Description

Determine if x consists out of initialized tree_priors objects

Usage

are_init_tree_priors(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of initialized tree_priors objects

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are initialized tree_prior objects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the MRCA priors' alignment IDs are present in the FASTA files

Description

Determine if the MRCA priors' alignment IDs are present in the FASTA files

Usage

are_mrca_align_ids_in_fasta(mrca_prior, fasta_filename)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

fasta_filename

a FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename. Note that BEAST2 also supports missing data, by using a dash (-) or question mark (?) as a sequence.

Value

TRUE if all the MRCA priors' alignment IDs are present in the FASTA files. Returns FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x consists out of MRCA priors

Description

Determine if x consists out of MRCA priors

Usage

are_mrca_priors(mrca_priors)

Arguments

mrca_priors

a list of one or more Most Recent Common Ancestor priors, as returned by create_mrca_prior

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are MRCA priors. Returns FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the MRCA priors' taxa names are present in the FASTA files

Description

Determine if the MRCA priors' taxa names are present in the FASTA files

Usage

are_mrca_taxon_names_in_fasta(mrca_prior, fasta_filename)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

fasta_filename

a FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename. Note that BEAST2 also supports missing data, by using a dash (-) or question mark (?) as a sequence.

Value

TRUE if the MRCA priors' taxa names are present in the FASTA files. FALSE otherwise.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Are the clock models Relaxed Log-Normal clock models?

Description

Are the clock models Relaxed Log-Normal clock models?

Usage

are_rln_clock_models(clock_models)

Arguments

clock_models

a list of one or more clock models, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

vector of booleans with the same length as the number of clock models in clock_models. Each nth element is TRUE if the nth element in clock_models is a relaxed log-normal clock model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x consists out of site_models objects

Description

Determine if x consists out of site_models objects

Usage

are_site_models(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of site_models objects

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are site_model objects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

jc69_site_model <- create_jc69_site_model()
gtr_site_model <- create_gtr_site_model()
both_site_models <- list(jc69_site_model, gtr_site_model)

# TRUE
are_site_models(jc69_site_model)

# TRUE
are_site_models(gtr_site_model)

# TRUE
are_site_models(both_site_models)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x consists out of tree_priors objects

Description

Determine if x consists out of tree_priors objects

Usage

are_tree_priors(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it consists out of tree_priors objects

Value

TRUE if x, or all elements of x, are tree_prior objects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_yule_tree_prior to create a Yule tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

yule_tree_prior <- create_yule_tree_prior()
bd_tree_prior <- create_bd_tree_prior()
both_tree_priors <- list(yule_tree_prior, bd_tree_prior)
# TRUE
are_tree_priors(yule_tree_prior)
# TRUE
are_tree_priors(bd_tree_prior)
# TRUE
are_tree_priors(both_tree_priors)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a 'bPopSizes' parameter to XML

Usage

b_pop_sizes_param_to_xml(
  b_pop_sizes_param,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

b_pop_sizes_param

a Bayesian population size parameter, as created by create_b_pop_sizes_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a Bayesian population sizes parameter to XML

Usage

b_pop_sizes_parameter_to_xml(
  b_pop_sizes_parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

b_pop_sizes_parameter

a Bayesian population size parameter, as created by create_b_pop_sizes_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

b_pop_sizes_parameter_to_xml(
  b_pop_sizes_parameter = create_b_pop_sizes_param(id = 42),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)
b_pop_sizes_parameter_to_xml(
  b_pop_sizes_parameter = create_b_pop_sizes_param(id = 42, upper = Inf),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Birth-Death tree prior

Description

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Birth-Death tree prior

Usage

bd_tree_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(bd_tree_prior, beauti_options)

Arguments

bd_tree_prior

a Birth-Death tree prior, as created by create_bd_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a beta parameter to XML

Usage

beta_parameter_to_xml(beta_parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

beta_parameter

a beta parameter, as created by create_beta_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Birth-Death tree prior

Description

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Birth-Death tree prior

Usage

cbs_tree_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(cbs_tree_prior, beauti_options)

Arguments

cbs_tree_prior

a Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree prior, as returned by create_cbs_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Description

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Usage

ccp_tree_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(ccp_tree_prior, beauti_options)

Arguments

ccp_tree_prior

a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior, as returned by create_ccp_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Convert a CCP tree prior to the XML as part of the state section

Description

Convert a CCP tree prior to the XML as part of the state section

Usage

ccp_tree_prior_to_xml_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

XML as text

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Need an ID and inital value
inference_model <- create_inference_model(
  tree_prior = create_ccp_tree_prior(
    id = "anthus_nd2_sub",
    pop_size_distr = create_normal_distr(
      id = 123,
      value = 3.14
    )
  )
)

ccp_tree_prior_to_xml_state(inference_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Description

Creates the tree prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Usage

cep_tree_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(cep_tree_prior, beauti_options)

Arguments

cep_tree_prior

a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior, as returned by create_cep_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the alignment_id is valid.

Description

Will stop if not.

Usage

check_alignment_id(alignment_id)

Arguments

alignment_id

ID of the alignment, as returned by get_alignment_id. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically

Value

nothing, will stop if needed

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# anthus_aco_sub
alignment_id <- get_alignment_id("/home/homer/anthus_aco_sub.fas")
check_alignment_id(alignment_id)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the beauti_options is a valid beauti_options object.

Description

Calls stop if the beauti_options object is invalid

Usage

check_beauti_options(beauti_options)

Arguments

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beauti_options to create a valid BEAUti options setup

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_beauti_options(create_beauti_options())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the clock model is a valid clock model.

Description

Calls stop if the clock model is invalid

Usage

check_clock_model(clock_model)

Arguments

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

TRUE if clock_model is a valid clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_model to create a valid clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_clock_model(create_strict_clock_model())
check_clock_model(create_rln_clock_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the object is a list of one or more clock models.

Description

Will stop if the object is not a list of one or more clock models.

Usage

check_clock_models(clock_models)

Arguments

clock_models

the object to be checked if it is a list of one or more valid clock models

Value

nothing. Will stop if the object is not a list of one or more clock models.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_model to create a valid clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_clock_models(create_strict_clock_model())
check_clock_models(list(create_strict_clock_model()))
check_clock_models(
  list(create_strict_clock_model(), create_rln_clock_model())
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Internal function to verify that, if there are 'beautier' temporary files created, these are also cleaned up, as by CRAN policy.

Usage

check_empty_beautier_folder(beautier_folder = get_beautier_folder())

Arguments

beautier_folder

the path to the beautier temporary files folder

Details

If the 'beautier' folder does not exist, this function does nothing. If there are folder and/or files in the 'beautier' folder, an error is given.

Value

No return value, called for side effects.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use remove_beautier_folder to remove the default 'beautier' folder

Examples

remove_beautier_folder()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

remove_beautier_folder()

Checks if the input FASTA file and the inference model agree.

Description

Will stop if not

Usage

check_file_and_model_agree(input_filename, inference_model)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

nothing, will stop if needed


Function to check if a file exists. Calls stop if the file is absent

Description

Function to check if a file exists. Calls stop if the file is absent

Usage

check_file_exists(filename, filename_description = NA)

Arguments

filename

name of the file

filename_description

description of the filename

Value

nothing. Will stop if the file is absent, with a proper error message

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_file_exists(get_beautier_path("anthus_aco_sub.fas"))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the 'filename' is valid

Description

Calls stop if the filename is invalid

Usage

check_filename(filename, allow_empty_str = FALSE, allow_na = FALSE)

Arguments

filename

a filename, as can be checked by check_filename

allow_empty_str

allow a string to be empty

allow_na

allow NA

Value

The filename (invisibly)

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_filename("trace.log")
check_filename("my.trees")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Checks if the parameter is a valid gamma site model

Description

Checks if the parameter is a valid gamma site model

Usage

check_gamma_site_model(gamma_site_model)

Arguments

gamma_site_model

a site model's gamma site model, as returned by create_gamma_site_model

Value

nothing. Will call stop if the argument is not a valid gamma site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_gamma_site_model(create_gamma_site_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Checks if the gamma site model has the right list elements' names

Description

Checks if the gamma site model has the right list elements' names

Usage

check_gamma_site_model_names(gamma_site_model)

Arguments

gamma_site_model

a site model's gamma site model, as returned by create_gamma_site_model

Value

nothing. Will call stop if the argument is not a valid gamma site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Check if the gtr_site_model is a valid GTR nucleotide substitution model.

Description

Use create_gtr_site_model to create a valid GTR nucleotide substitution model.

Usage

check_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)

Arguments

gtr_site_model

a GTR site model, as returned by create_gtr_site_model

Value

TRUE is the gtr_site_model is a valid GTR nucleotide substitution model, FALSE otherwise

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_gtr_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the gtr_site_model has the list elements of a valid gtr_site_model object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_gtr_site_model_names(gtr_site_model)

Arguments

gtr_site_model

a GTR site model, as returned by create_gtr_site_model

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_gtr_site_model to create a valid gtr_site_model


Check if the supplied object is a valid Bayesian phylogenetic inference model.

Description

Calls stop if the supplied object is not a valid Bayesian phylogenetic inference model.

Usage

check_inference_model(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_inference_model to create a valid Bayesian phylogenetic inference model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_inference_model(create_inference_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the inference_model is a valid BEAUti inference model.

Description

Calls stop if not.

Usage

check_inference_models(inference_models)

Arguments

inference_models

a list of one or more inference models, as can be created by create_inference_model

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_inference_model to create a valid BEAST2 options object

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_inference_models(list(create_inference_model()))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if is_monophyletic has a valid value.

Description

Will stop if not.

Usage

check_is_monophyletic(is_monophyletic)

Arguments

is_monophyletic

boolean to indicate monophyly is assumed in a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if the supplied mode is a valid logging mode.

Description

Check if the supplied mode is a valid logging mode.

Usage

check_log_mode(mode)

Arguments

mode

mode how to log. Valid are tree, autodetect and compound

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if the supplied sort is a valid logging sorting option.

Description

Check if the supplied sort is a valid logging sorting option.

Usage

check_log_sort(sort)

Arguments

sort

how to sort the entries in a log. Valid are smart, none and alphabetic

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if the MCMC is a valid MCMC object.

Description

Calls stop if the MCMC is invalid

Usage

check_mcmc(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create a valid MCMC

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_mcmc(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the MCMC has the list elements of a valid MCMC object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_mcmc_list_element_names(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create a valid MCMC


Check if the MCMC has the list elements with valid values for being a valid MCMC object.

Description

Calls stop if a value is invalid

Usage

check_mcmc_values(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create a valid MCMC


Check if the MRCA prior is a valid MRCA prior.

Description

Calls stop if the MRCA prior is invalid.

Usage

check_mrca_prior(mrca_prior)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mrca_prior to create a valid MRCA prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

fasta_filename <- get_beautier_path("anthus_aco.fas")
mrca_prior <- create_mrca_prior(
  alignment_id = get_alignment_id(fasta_filename = fasta_filename),
  taxa_names = get_taxa_names(filename = fasta_filename)
)
mrca_prior <- create_mrca_prior(
 alignment_id = get_alignment_id(fasta_filename = fasta_filename),
 taxa_names = get_taxa_names(filename = fasta_filename)
)
check_mrca_prior(mrca_prior)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if mrca_prior_name is a valid MRCA prior name.

Description

A valid MRCA prior name is either NA or one character string. Will stop if not.

Usage

check_mrca_prior_name(mrca_prior_name)

Arguments

mrca_prior_name

the unique name of the MRCA prior, for example a genus, family, order or even class name. Leave at NA to have it named automatically.

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if the MRCA prior, which is a list, has all the named elements.

Description

Calls stop if not.

Usage

check_mrca_prior_names(mrca_prior)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use check_mrca_prior to check the entire MRCA prior


Check the MRCA prior's taxon names are valid.

Description

Will stop if not.

Usage

check_mrca_prior_taxa_names(taxa_names)

Arguments

taxa_names

names of the taxa, as returned by get_taxa_names. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically, using all taxa in the alignment

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if this an MCMC that uses Nested Sampling to estimate a marginal likelihood.

Description

Will stop if not, else will do nothing

Usage

check_ns_mcmc(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

No return value, called for side effects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC that uses Nested Sampling to estimate a marginal likelihood


Check if the parameter is a valid parameter

Description

Calls stop if the parameter is invalid

Usage

check_param(param)

Arguments

param

a parameter, as can be created by create_param.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_param to create a valid parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_param(create_alpha_param())
check_param(create_beta_param())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the param has the list elements of a valid param object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_param_names(param)

Arguments

param

a parameter, as can be created by create_param.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_param to create a valid param


Check if the param has the list elements of the right type for a valid param object.

Description

Calls stop if an element has the incorrect type

Usage

check_param_types(param)

Arguments

param

a parameter, as can be created by create_param.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_param to create a valid param


Check if the phylogeny is a valid phylogeny object.

Description

Calls stop if the phylogeny is invalid

Usage

check_phylogeny(phylogeny)

Arguments

phylogeny

a phylogeny of type phylo from the ape package

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use ape::read.tree to create a phylogeny

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Must do nothing on phylogenies
phylogeny <- ape::read.tree(text = "(A:1, B:1):1;")
check_phylogeny(phylogeny)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the rename function is a valid filename rename function

Description

Will stop if not

Usage

check_rename_fun(rename_fun)

Arguments

rename_fun

a function to rename a filename, as can be checked by check_rename_fun. This function should have one argument, which will be a filename or NA. The function should return one filename (when passed one filename) or one NA (when passed one NA). Example rename functions are:

  • get_remove_dir_fun get a function that removes the directory paths from the filenames, in effect turning these into local files

  • get_replace_dir_fun get a function that replaces the directory paths from the filenames

  • get_remove_hex_fun get a function that removes the hex string from filenames. For example, tracelog_82c1a522040.log becomes tracelog.log

Value

No return value, called for side effects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Check if the clock model is a valid clock model.

Description

Calls stop if the clock model is invalid

Usage

check_rln_clock_model(clock_model)

Arguments

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

TRUE if clock_model is a valid clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_model to create a valid clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_rln_clock_model(create_rln_clock_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if a screenlog is valid.

Description

Will call stop if not.

Usage

check_screenlog(screenlog)

Arguments

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

Value

No return value, called for side effects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_screenlog(create_test_screenlog())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the screenlog has the list elements of a valid screenlog object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_screenlog_names(screenlog)

Arguments

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_screenlog to create a valid screenlog


Check if the screenlog has the list elements with valid values for being a valid screenlog object.

Description

Calls stop if a value is invalid

Usage

check_screenlog_values(screenlog)

Arguments

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_screenlog to create a valid screenlog


Check if the site model is a valid site model

Description

Calls stop if the site models are invalid

Usage

check_site_model(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a valid site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_site_model(create_jc69_site_model())
check_site_model(create_hky_site_model())
check_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())
check_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())

# Can use list of one site model
check_site_model(list(create_jc69_site_model()))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the site_model has the list elements of a valid site_model object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_site_model_names(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a valid site_model


Check if the site_model has the list elements of the right type for a valid site_model object.

Description

Calls stop if an element has the incorrect type

Usage

check_site_model_types(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a valid site_model


Check if the object is a list of one or more site models.

Description

Will stop if the object is not a list of one or more site models.

Usage

check_site_models(site_models)

Arguments

site_models

the object to be checked if it is a list of one or more valid site models

Value

nothing. Will stop if the object is not a list of one or more site models.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a valid site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_site_models(create_jc69_site_model())
check_site_models(list(create_jc69_site_model()))
check_site_models(
  list(create_jc69_site_model(), create_gtr_site_model())
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if store_every holds a valid value

Description

Will stop if not

Usage

check_store_every(store_every)

Arguments

store_every

number of states the MCMC will process before the posterior's state will be saved to file. Use -1 or NA to use the default frequency.

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if the clock model is a valid clock model.

Description

Calls stop if the clock model is invalid

Usage

check_strict_clock_model(clock_model)

Arguments

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

TRUE if clock_model is a valid clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_model to create a valid clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_strict_clock_model(create_strict_clock_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the tn93_site_model is a valid TN93 nucleotide substitution model.

Description

Use create_tn93_site_model to create a valid TN93 nucleotide substitution model.

Usage

check_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)

Arguments

tn93_site_model

a TN93 site model, as returned by create_tn93_site_model

Value

No return value, called for side effects

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_tn93_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the tn93_site_model has the list elements of a valid tn93_site_model object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_tn93_site_model_names(tn93_site_model)

Arguments

tn93_site_model

a TN93 site model, as returned by create_tn93_site_model

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tn93_site_model to create a valid tn93_site_model


Check if a tracelog is valid.

Description

Will call stop if not.

Usage

check_tracelog(tracelog)

Arguments

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

Value

No return value, called for side effects


Check if the tracelog has the list elements of a valid tracelog object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_tracelog_names(tracelog)

Arguments

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tracelog to create a valid tracelog


Check if the tracelog has the list elements with valid values for being a valid tracelog object.

Description

Calls stop if a value is invalid

Usage

check_tracelog_values(tracelog)

Arguments

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tracelog to create a valid tracelog


Check if the tree prior is a valid tree prior

Description

Calls stop if the tree priors are invalid

Usage

check_tree_prior(tree_prior)

Arguments

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tree_prior to create a valid tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())
check_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
check_tree_prior(create_cbs_tree_prior())
check_tree_prior(create_ccp_tree_prior())
check_tree_prior(create_cep_tree_prior())

# Can use list of one tree prior
check_tree_prior(list(create_yule_tree_prior()))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the object is a list of one or more tree priors.

Description

Will stop if the object is not a list of one or more tree priors.

Usage

check_tree_priors(tree_priors)

Arguments

tree_priors

the object to be checked if it is a list of one or more valid tree priors

Value

nothing. Will stop if the object is not a list of one or more tree priors.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tree_prior to create a valid tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_tree_priors(create_yule_tree_prior())
check_tree_priors(list(create_yule_tree_prior()))
check_tree_priors(list(create_yule_tree_prior(), create_bd_tree_prior()))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if a treelog is valid.

Description

Will call stop if not.

Usage

check_treelog(treelog)

Arguments

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

No return value, called for side effects

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

check_treelog(create_test_treelog())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Check if the treelog has the list elements of a valid treelog object.

Description

Calls stop if an element is missing

Usage

check_treelog_names(treelog)

Arguments

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_treelog to create a valid treelog


Check if the treelog has the list elements with valid values for being a valid treelog object.

Description

Calls stop if a value is invalid

Usage

check_treelog_values(treelog)

Arguments

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_treelog to create a valid treelog


Internal function

Description

Converts a clock model to the operators section of the XML as text

Usage

clock_model_to_xml_operators(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Internal function to converts a clock model to the prior section of the XML as text

Usage

clock_model_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()
 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>
clock_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  inference_model = create_inference_model()
)
check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a clock model to the state section of the XML as text

Usage

clock_model_to_xml_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text, without indentation nor state tags

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the clock model's XML for the tracelog section

Usage

clock_model_to_xml_tracelog(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Convert a clock model to the XML of the TreeLogger

Description

Convert a clock model to the XML of the TreeLogger

Usage

clock_model_to_xml_treelogger(clock_model)

Arguments

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Note

This is an internal function, so it should be marked with @export. This is not done, as this will disallow all functions to find the documentation parameters

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a clockRate parameter to XML

Usage

clock_rate_param_to_xml(
  clock_rate_param,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

clock_rate_param

a clockRate parameter, a numeric value, as created by create_clock_rate_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Internal debug function to compare the actually created lines to expected lines using any diff tool

Usage

compare_lines(
  lines,
  expected,
  section = NA,
  created_lines_filename = get_beautier_tempfilename(pattern = "created", fileext =
    ".xml"),
  expected_lines_filename = get_beautier_tempfilename(pattern = "expected", fileext =
    ".xml")
)

Arguments

lines

the created lines

expected

the expected/goal/target lines

section

the XML section. Leave at NA to compare all lines

created_lines_filename

name of the file where the (section of the) created lines are stored

expected_lines_filename

name of the file where the (section of the) expected lines are stored

Value

nothing. Instead, two files are created, with the names created_lines_filename and expected_lines_filename that contain the section under investigation, so that a diff tool can compare these

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Creates temporary files in beautier folder
compare_lines(
  lines = readLines(get_beautier_path("bd_2_4.xml")),
  expected = readLines(get_beautier_path("bd_2_4.xml"))
)

remove_beautier_folder()
check_empty_beautier_folder()

Count the number of spaces before the first character

Description

Count the number of spaces before the first character

Usage

count_trailing_spaces(line)

Arguments

line

line of text

Value

the number of spaces before the first character

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# 0
count_trailing_spaces("x")
# 1
count_trailing_spaces(" y")
# 2
count_trailing_spaces("  <")
# 0
count_trailing_spaces("")
# 1
count_trailing_spaces(" ")
# 2
count_trailing_spaces("  ")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a parameter called alpha

Description

Create a parameter called alpha

Usage

create_alpha_param(id = NA, value = 0)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called alpha

Note

this parameter is used in a beta distribution (as returned by create_beta_distr) and gamma distribution (as returned by create_gamma_distr) and inverse-gamma distribution (as returned by create_inv_gamma_distr). It cannot be estimated (as a hyper parameter) yet.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  alpha_param <- create_alpha_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  beta_distr <- create_beta_distr(
    alpha = alpha_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = beta_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called 'b_pop_sizes'.

Description

Create a parameter called 'b_pop_sizes'.

Usage

create_b_pop_sizes_param(id = NA, value = 1, upper = "380000.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

upper

upper value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called b_pop_sizes

Note

this parameter is used in a CBS model, as created by create_cbs_tree_prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

# Create the parameter
b_pop_sizes_param <- create_b_pop_sizes_param()

Create a Birth-Death tree prior

Description

Create a Birth-Death tree prior

Usage

create_bd_tree_prior(
  id = NA,
  birth_rate_distr = create_uniform_distr(),
  death_rate_distr = create_uniform_distr()
)

Arguments

id

the ID of the alignment

birth_rate_distr

the birth rate distribution, as created by a create_distr function

death_rate_distr

the death rate distribution, as created by a create_distr function

Value

a Birth-Death tree_prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

An alignment ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename using get_alignment_id

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  bd_tree_prior <- create_bd_tree_prior()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = bd_tree_prior
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create the <beast ...> XML

Description

The <beast ...> XML is the XML at the start of a BEAST2 XML input file, directly after the general XML declaration (as created by create_xml_declaration).

Usage

create_beast2_beast_xml(beauti_options)

Arguments

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the XML

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

remove_beautier_folder()

create_beast2_beast_xml(
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options_v2_6()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a BEAST2 XML input text

Description

Create a BEAST2 XML input text

Usage

create_beast2_input(
  input_filename,
  tipdates_filename = NA,
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(),
  clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(),
  tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(),
  mrca_prior = NA,
  mcmc = create_mcmc(),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

tipdates_filename

name of the file containing the tip dates. This file is assumed to have two columns, separated by a tab. The first column contains the taxa names, the second column contains the date.

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beast2_input_from_model to create the BEAST2 XML input text from an inference model Use create_beast2_input_file to also save it to file.

create_beast2_input_file shows more examples

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  create_beast2_input(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename()
  )
}

Creates the XML text for the beast tag of a BEAST2 parameter file.

Description

Creates the XML text for the beast tag of a BEAST2 parameter file, which is directly after the XML declaration (created by create_xml_declaration.

Usage

create_beast2_input_beast(
  input_filename,
  inference_model = create_inference_model()
)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The beast tag has these elements:

  <beast[...]>
      <data
      [...]
      </data>
      [map names]
      <run[...]>
      [...]
      </run>
  </beast>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beast2_input_from_model to create the complete XML text. Use create_beast2_input_data to create the XML text for the data tag only. Use create_beast2_input_map to create the XML text for the [map names] part. Use create_beast2_input_run to create the XML text for the run tag only.


Creates the data section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the data section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_beast2_input_data(
  input_filename,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_beast2_input_data(
  input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options_v2_4()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the data section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the data section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_beast2_input_data_sequences(
  input_fasta_filename,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

input_fasta_filename

one FASTA filename

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Description

Creates the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Usage

create_beast2_input_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Note

this function is not intended for regular use, thus its long name length is accepted

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_beast2_input

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

inference_model <- init_inference_model(
  input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
  inference_model = create_inference_model(
    beauti_options = create_beauti_options_v2_4()
  )
)
create_beast2_input_distr(
  inference_model = inference_model
)
 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the XML text for the distribution tag with the likelihood ID, of a BEAST2 parameter file.

Description

Creates the XML text for the distribution tag with the likelihood ID, of a BEAST2 parameter file, in an unindented form

Usage

create_beast2_input_distr_lh(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The distribution tag (with ID equals likelihood) has these elements:

  <distribution id="likelihood"[...]>
     <distribution id="treeLikelihood"[...]>
       [...]
     </distribution>
  </distribution>

The distribution section with ID treeLikelihood is created by create_tree_likelihood_distr_xml.

Zooming out:

  <beast[...]>
    <run[...]>
      <distribution id="posterior"[...]>
        <distribution id="likelihood"[...]>
          [this section]
        </distribution>
      </distribution>
    </run>
  </beast>

Value

lines of XML text

Note

this function is not intended for regular use, thus its long name length is accepted

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

this function is called by create_beast2_input_distr, together with create_beast2_input_distr_prior


Creates the prior section in the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the prior section in the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_beast2_input_distr_prior(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Note

this function is not intended for regular use, thus its long name length is accepted

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

this function is called by create_beast2_input_distr, together with create_beast2_input_distr_lh

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a BEAST2 input file

Description

Create a BEAST2 input file

Usage

create_beast2_input_file(
  input_filename,
  output_filename,
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(),
  clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(),
  tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(),
  mrca_prior = NA,
  mcmc = create_mcmc(),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  tipdates_filename = NA
)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

output_filename

Name of the XML parameter file created by this function. BEAST2 uses this file as input.

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

tipdates_filename

name of the file containing the tip dates. This file is assumed to have two columns, separated by a tab. The first column contains the taxa names, the second column contains the date.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beast2_input_file_from_model to do the same with an inference model. See create_site_model for examples with different site models. See create_clock_model for examples with clock models. See create_tree_prior for examples with different tree priors. See create_mcmc for examples with a different MCMC setup.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # Get an example FASTA file
  input_filename <- get_fasta_filename()

  # The file created by beautier, a BEAST2 input file
  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()

  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename,
    output_filename
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Create a BEAST2 input file from an inference model

Description

Create a BEAST2 input file from an inference model

Usage

create_beast2_input_file_from_model(
  input_filename,
  output_filename,
  inference_model = create_inference_model()
)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

output_filename

Name of the XML parameter file created by this function. BEAST2 uses this file as input.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use create_beast2_input_from_model to get the BEAST2 input file as text

See create_site_model for examples with different site models. See create_clock_model for examples with clock models. See create_tree_prior for examples with different tree priors. See create_mcmc for examples with a different MCMC setup. Use create_beast2_input_file to do the same with the elements of an inference model.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file_from_model(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    output_filename = output_filename,
    inference_model = create_inference_model()
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Create a BEAST2 XML input text from an inference model

Description

The main two XML tags are these:

  <?xml[...]?><beast[...]>
  [...]
  </beast>

Usage

create_beast2_input_from_model(input_filename, inference_model)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beast2_input_file_from_model to also save it to file. Use create_xml_declaration to create the XML text of the XML declaration. Use create_beast2_input_beast to create to create the XML text of the beast tag.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  text <- create_beast2_input_from_model(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    inference_model = create_inference_model()
  )

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Creates the init section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the init section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_beast2_input_init(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

inference_model <- init_inference_model(
  input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
  inference_model = create_test_inference_model()
)
xml <- create_beast2_input_init(
  inference_model = inference_model
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the map section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the map section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_beast2_input_map(beauti_options)

Arguments

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the operators section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the operators section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_beast2_input_operators(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the 'run' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the 'run' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file, without being indented.

Usage

create_beast2_input_run(
  input_filename,
  inference_model = create_inference_model()
)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The run tag has these elements:

   <run[...]>
       <state[...]>
       [...]
       </state>
       <init[...]>
       [...]
       </init>
       <distribution[...]>
       [...]
       </distribution>
       [operator ids]
       [loggers]
    </run>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beast2_input_state to create the XML text of the state tag. Use create_beast2_input_init to create the XML text of the init tag. Use create_beast2_input_distr to create the XML text of the distribution tag. Use create_beast2_input_operators to create the XML text of the [operator ids] section. Use create_loggers_xml to create the XML text of the [loggers] part.


Creates the 'state' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the 'state' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file, without being indented.

Usage

create_beast2_input_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The state tag has these elements:

   <state[...]>
       <tree[...]>
       [...]
       </tree>
       [parameters]
    </run>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_beast2_input_state to create the XML text of the tree tag. to create the XML text of the [parameters] section.


Function to create a set of 'BEAUti' options.

Description

'BEAUti' options are settings that differ between 'BEAUti' version. The use of these options is mostly for testing older versions Whatever option chosen here, the created XML file will be valid.

Usage

create_beauti_options(
  capitalize_first_char_id = FALSE,
  nucleotides_uppercase = FALSE,
  beast2_version = "2.4",
  required = "",
  sequence_indent = 20,
  status = "",
  namespace = get_default_beast_namespace_v2_4()
)

Arguments

capitalize_first_char_id

must the ID of alignment start with a capital? TRUE if yes, FALSE if it can be left lower case (if it is lowercase)

nucleotides_uppercase

must the nucleotides of the DNA sequence be in uppercase?

beast2_version

the BEAST2 version

required

things that may be required, for example BEAST v2.5.0

sequence_indent

the number of spaces the XML sequence lines are indented

status

the BEAUti status

namespace

the 'namespace' XML element in the 'beast' XML tag.

Details

Available BEAUti options are:
* create_beauti_options_v2_4 * create_beauti_options_v2_6

'beautier' uses v2.4 by default, as this is when the first tests were written.

Value

a BEAUti options structure

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  beauti_options <- create_beauti_options_v2_4()
  xml <- create_beast2_input(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beauti_options = beauti_options
  )

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Function to create the BEAUti options for version 2.4.

Description

Function to create the BEAUti options for version 2.4, by calling create_beauti_options.

Usage

create_beauti_options_v2_4()

Value

a BEAUti options structure

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  beauti_options <- create_beauti_options_v2_4()
  xml <- create_beast2_input(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beauti_options = beauti_options
  )

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Function to create the BEAUti options for version 2.6.

Description

Function to create the BEAUti options for version 2.6, by calling create_beauti_options.

Usage

create_beauti_options_v2_6(
  beast2_version = "2.6",
  sequence_indent = 8,
  nucleotides_uppercase = FALSE,
  status = "",
  namespace = get_default_beast_namespace_v2_6(),
  required = ""
)

Arguments

beast2_version

the BEAST2 version

sequence_indent

the number of spaces the XML sequence lines are indented

nucleotides_uppercase

must the nucleotides of the DNA sequence be in uppercase?

status

the BEAUti status

namespace

the 'namespace' XML element in the 'beast' XML tag.

required

things that may be required, for example BEAST v2.5.0

Value

a BEAUti options structure

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

see create_beauti_options_v2_4 for using the older v2.4

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  beauti_options <- create_beauti_options_v2_6()
  xml <- create_beast2_input(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beauti_options = beauti_options
  )

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Create the default 'beautier' temporary folder

Description

Create the default 'beautier' temporary folder

Usage

create_beautier_tempfolder()

Value

nothing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

create_beautier_tempfolder()

remove_beautier_folder()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a beta distribution

Description

Create a beta distribution

Usage

create_beta_distr(
  id = NA,
  alpha = 0,
  beta = 1,
  value = NA,
  lower = NA,
  upper = NA
)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

alpha

the alpha shape parameter, a numeric value. The value of alpha must be at least 0.0. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_alpha_param.

beta

the beta shape parameter, a numeric value. The value of beta must be at least 1.0. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_beta_param.

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a beta distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  beta_distr <- create_beta_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = beta_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called beta

Description

Create a parameter called beta

Usage

create_beta_param(id = NA, value = 1)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called beta

Note

this parameter is used in a beta distribution (as returned by create_beta_distr) and gamma distribution (as returned by create_gamma_distr) and inverse-gamma distribution (as returned by create_inv_gamma_distr). It cannot be estimated (as a hyper parameter) yet.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  beta_param <- create_beta_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  gamma_distr <- create_gamma_distr(
    beta = beta_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = gamma_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Internal function to create the branchRateModel section of the XML as text.

Description

Creates the branchRateModel section of the XML as text.

Usage

create_branch_rate_model_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The distribution tag (with ID equals treeLikelihood) has these elements:

  <branchRateModel[...]>
    [...]
  </branchRateModel>

When there is a strict clock, create_strict_clock_branch_rate_model_xml is called. When there is an RLN clock, create_rln_clock_branch_rate_model_xml is called.

Zooming out:

  <beast[...]>
    <run[...]>
      <distribution id="posterior"[...]>
        <distribution id="likelihood"[...]>
          <distribution id="treeLikelihood"[...]>
             [...]

             [this section]
          </distribution>
        </distribution>
      </distribution>
    </run>
  </beast>

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree prior

Description

Create a Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree prior

Usage

create_cbs_tree_prior(
  id = NA,
  group_sizes_dimension = 5,
  b_pop_sizes_param = create_b_pop_sizes_param(),
  pop_sizes_scaler_scale_factor = ""
)

Arguments

id

an alignment's IDs. An ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

group_sizes_dimension

the group sizes' dimension, as used by the CBS tree prior (see create_cbs_tree_prior)

b_pop_sizes_param

a Bayesian population size parameter, as created by create_b_pop_sizes_param

pop_sizes_scaler_scale_factor

the scale factor used by the population sizes scaler operator

Value

a Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree_prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

An alignment ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename using get_alignment_id

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  cbs_tree_prior <- create_cbs_tree_prior()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_beautier_path("test_output_6.fas"),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = cbs_tree_prior
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Description

Create a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Usage

create_ccp_tree_prior(
  id = NA,
  pop_size_distr = create_one_div_x_distr(value = 0.3)
)

Arguments

id

the ID of the alignment

pop_size_distr

the population distribution, as created by a create_distr function

Value

a Coalescent Constant Population tree_prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

An alignment ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename using get_alignment_id

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  ccp_tree_prior <- create_ccp_tree_prior()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = ccp_tree_prior
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Description

Create a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Usage

create_cep_tree_prior(
  id = NA,
  pop_size_distr = create_one_div_x_distr(),
  growth_rate_distr = create_laplace_distr()
)

Arguments

id

the ID of the alignment

pop_size_distr

the population distribution, as created by a create_distr function

growth_rate_distr

the growth rate distribution, as created by a create_distr function

Value

a Coalescent Exponential Population tree_prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

An alignment ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename using get_alignment_id

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  cep_tree_prior <- create_cep_tree_prior()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = cep_tree_prior
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

General function to create a clock model

Description

General function to create a clock model

Usage

create_clock_model(name, id, ...)

Arguments

name

the clock model name. Valid names can be found in get_clock_model_names

id

a clock model's ID

...

specific clock model parameters

Value

a valid clock model

Note

Prefer using the named function create_rln_clock_model and create_strict_clock_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

An alignment ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename using get_alignment_id. For more examples about creating a relaxed log-normal clock model, see create_rln_clock_model. For more examples about creating a strict clock model, see create_strict_clock_model.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  # Can use any of these models
  strict_clock_model <- create_strict_clock_model()
  rln_clock_model <- create_rln_clock_model()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    clock_model = strict_clock_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a clock model from name

Description

Create a clock model from name

Usage

create_clock_model_from_name(clock_model_name)

Arguments

clock_model_name

name of a clock model, must be a name as returned by get_clock_model_names

Value

a clock model, as can be created by create_clock_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_model to create a clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_clock_model_from_name(get_clock_model_names()[1])

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates all supported clock models, which is a list of the types returned by create_rln_clock_model, and create_strict_clock_model

Description

Creates all supported clock models, which is a list of the types returned by create_rln_clock_model, and create_strict_clock_model

Usage

create_clock_models()

Value

a list of site_models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_model to create a clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

clock_models <- create_clock_models()
is_rln_clock_model(clock_models[[1]])
is_strict_clock_model(clock_models[[2]])

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create clock models from their names

Description

Create clock models from their names

Usage

create_clock_models_from_names(clock_model_names)

Arguments

clock_model_names

one or more names of a clock model, must be name among those returned by get_clock_model_names

Value

a list of one or more clock models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_models to get all clock models

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_clock_models_from_names(get_clock_model_names())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a parameter called clock_rate, as needed by create_strict_clock_model

Description

Create a parameter called clock_rate, as needed by create_strict_clock_model

Usage

create_clock_rate_param(value = "1.0", estimate = FALSE, id = NA)

Arguments

value

value of the parameter

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

id

the parameter's ID

Value

a parameter called rate

Note

It cannot be estimated (as a hyper parameter) yet.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  clock_rate_param <- create_clock_rate_param(
    id = "anthus_aco", value = 1.0
  )

  # Use the parameter in a clock model
  strict_clock_model <- create_strict_clock_model(
    clock_rate_param = clock_rate_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    clock_model = strict_clock_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Internal function

Description

Creates the clockRate parameter with the name stateNode, such as: <parameter id="ucldStdev.c:[id]" [...] name="stateNode">0.1</parameter>

Usage

create_clock_rate_state_node_parameter_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the following XML: <parameter id="ucldStdev.c:[id]" lower="0.0" name="stateNode"> 0.1 </parameter>

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_ucld_stdev_state_node_param_xml(
  create_inference_model(
    clock_model = create_rln_clock_model(id = 314)
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create the <data ..> XML

Description

Create the <data ..> XML

Usage

create_data_xml(id, beast2_version)

Arguments

id

an alignment's IDs. An ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

beast2_version

BEAST2 version, for example, "2.5"

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


General function to create a distribution.

Description

General function to create a distribution.

Usage

create_distr(name, id, value = NA, lower = NA, upper = NA, ...)

Arguments

name

the distribution name. Valid names can be found in get_distr_names

id

the distribution's ID

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

...

specific distribution parameters

Value

a distribution

Note

Prefer using the named functions create_beta_distr, create_exp_distr, create_gamma_distr, create_inv_gamma_distr, create_laplace_distr, create_log_normal_distr, create_normal_distr, create_one_div_x_distr, create_poisson_distr and create_uniform_distr

See create_beta_distr, create_exp_distr, create_gamma_distr, create_inv_gamma_distr, create_laplace_distr, create_log_normal_distr, create_normal_distr, create_one_div_x_distr, create_poisson_distr and create_uniform_distr for examples how to use those distributions

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Use any distribution
  distr <- create_beta_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create an exponential distribution

Description

Create an exponential distribution

Usage

create_exp_distr(id = NA, mean = 1, value = NA, lower = NA, upper = NA)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

mean

the mean parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_mean_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

an exponential distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  exp_distr <- create_exp_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = exp_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called freq

Description

Create a parameter called freq

Usage

create_freq_param(
  id = NA,
  lower = "0.0",
  upper = "1.0",
  value = "0.25",
  estimate = TRUE,
  dimension = 4
)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

upper

upper value of the parameter

value

value of the parameter

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

dimension

the number of dimensions, for example, as used in create_freq_param

Value

a parameter called freq

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a gamma distribution

Description

Create a gamma distribution

Usage

create_gamma_distr(
  id = NA,
  alpha = 0.5396,
  beta = 0.3819,
  value = NA,
  lower = NA,
  upper = NA
)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

alpha

the alpha shape parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_alpha_param

beta

the beta shape parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_beta_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a gamma distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  gamma_distr <- create_gamma_distr(
    alpha = 0.05,
    beta = 10.0
  )

  gtr_site_model <- create_gtr_site_model(
    rate_ac_prior_distr = gamma_distr
  )

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = gtr_site_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a gamma site model, part of a site model

Description

Create a gamma site model, part of a site model

Usage

create_gamma_site_model(
  gamma_cat_count = "0",
  gamma_shape = "1.0",
  prop_invariant = "0.0",
  gamma_shape_prior_distr = NA,
  freq_equilibrium = "estimated",
  freq_prior_uniform_distr_id = 1000
)

Arguments

gamma_cat_count

the number of gamma categories, must be an integer with value zero or more

gamma_shape

gamma curve shape parameter

prop_invariant

the proportion invariant, must be a value from 0.0 to 1.0

gamma_shape_prior_distr

the distribution of the gamma shape prior. gamma_shape_prior_distr must be NA for a gamma_cat_count of zero or one. For a gamma_cat_count of two or more, leaving gamma_shape_prior_distr equal to its default value of NA, a default distribution is used. Else gamma_shape_prior_distr must be a distribution, as can be created by create_distr

freq_equilibrium

the frequency in which the rates are at equilibrium are either estimated, empirical or all_equal. get_freq_equilibrium_names returns the possible values for freq_equilibrium

freq_prior_uniform_distr_id

the ID of the ‘FrequenciesPrior'’s uniform distribution

Value

a gamma site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_gamma_site_model to create a gamma site model

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  gamma_site_model <- create_gamma_site_model(prop_invariant = 0.5)

  site_model <- create_hky_site_model(gamma_site_model = gamma_site_model)

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = site_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a GTR site model

Description

Create a GTR site model

Usage

create_gtr_site_model(
  id = NA,
  gamma_site_model = create_gamma_site_model(),
  rate_ac_prior_distr = create_gamma_distr(alpha = 0.05, beta = create_beta_param(value =
    "10.0")),
  rate_ag_prior_distr = create_gamma_distr(alpha = 0.05, beta = create_beta_param(value =
    "20.0")),
  rate_at_prior_distr = create_gamma_distr(alpha = 0.05, beta = create_beta_param(value =
    "10.0")),
  rate_cg_prior_distr = create_gamma_distr(alpha = 0.05, beta = create_beta_param(value =
    "10.0")),
  rate_gt_prior_distr = create_gamma_distr(alpha = 0.05, beta = create_beta_param(value =
    "10.0")),
  rate_ac_param = create_rate_ac_param(),
  rate_ag_param = create_rate_ag_param(),
  rate_at_param = create_rate_at_param(),
  rate_cg_param = create_rate_cg_param(),
  rate_ct_param = create_rate_ct_param(),
  rate_gt_param = create_rate_gt_param(),
  freq_equilibrium = "estimated",
  freq_param = create_freq_param()
)

Arguments

id

the IDs of the alignment (can be extracted from the FASTA filename using get_alignment_id)

gamma_site_model

a gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

rate_ac_prior_distr

the AC rate prior distribution, as returned by create_distr

rate_ag_prior_distr

the AG rate prior distribution, as returned by create_distr

rate_at_prior_distr

the AT rate prior distribution, as returned by create_distr

rate_cg_prior_distr

the CG rate prior distribution, as returned by create_distr

rate_gt_prior_distr

the GT rate prior distribution, as returned by create_distr

rate_ac_param

the 'rate AC' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_rate_ac_param

rate_ag_param

the 'rate AG' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_rate_ag_param

rate_at_param

the 'rate AT' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_rate_at_param

rate_cg_param

the 'rate CG' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_rate_cg_param

rate_ct_param

the 'rate CT' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_rate_ct_param

rate_gt_param

the 'rate GT' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_rate_gt_param

freq_equilibrium

the frequency in which the rates are at equilibrium are either estimated, empirical or all_equal. get_freq_equilibrium_names returns the possible values for freq_equilibrium

freq_param

a 'freq' parameter, as created by create_freq_param

Value

a GTR site_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  gtr_site_model <- create_gtr_site_model(
    rate_ac_param = 1.2,
    rate_ag_param = 2.3,
    rate_at_param = 3.4,
    rate_cg_param = 4.5,
    rate_ct_param = 5.6,
    rate_gt_param = 6.7
  )

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = gtr_site_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Converts a GTR site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Description

Converts a GTR site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Usage

create_gtr_subst_model_xml(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create an HKY site model

Description

Create an HKY site model

Usage

create_hky_site_model(
  id = NA,
  kappa = "obsolete",
  kappa_param = create_kappa_param(value = "2.0"),
  gamma_site_model = create_gamma_site_model(),
  kappa_prior_distr = create_log_normal_distr(m = create_m_param(value = "1.0"), s =
    1.25),
  freq_equilibrium = "estimated",
  freq_param = create_freq_param()
)

Arguments

id

the IDs of the alignment (can be extracted from the FASTA filename using get_alignment_id)

kappa

obsoleted parameter. It is the value in the 'kappa_param' argument

kappa_param

a 'kappa' parameter, as created by create_kappa_param

gamma_site_model

a gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

kappa_prior_distr

the distribution of the kappa prior, which is a log-normal distribution (as created by create_log_normal_distr) by default

freq_equilibrium

the frequency in which the rates are at equilibrium are either estimated, empirical or all_equal. get_freq_equilibrium_names returns the possible values for freq_equilibrium

freq_param

a 'freq' parameter, as created by create_freq_param

Value

an HKY site_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  hky_site_model <- create_hky_site_model()
  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    output_filename = output_filename,
    site_model = hky_site_model
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Converts a site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Usage

create_hky_subst_model_xml(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model.

Description

Create a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model, as can be done by BEAUti.

Usage

create_inference_model(
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(),
  clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(),
  tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(),
  mrca_prior = NA,
  mcmc = create_mcmc(),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  tipdates_filename = NA
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

tipdates_filename

name of the file containing the tip dates. This file is assumed to have two columns, separated by a tab. The first column contains the taxa names, the second column contains the date.

Value

an inference model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_test_inference_model to create an inference model with a short MCMC, to be used in testing. Use create_ns_inference_model to create an inference model to estimate the marginal likelihood (aka evidence) using a nested sampling approach.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # Create an MCMC chain with 50 states
  inference_model <- create_inference_model(
    mcmc = create_mcmc(chain_length = 50000, store_every = 1000)
  )

  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file_from_model(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    output_filename = output_filename,
    inference_model = inference_model
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Create an inverse-gamma distribution

Description

Create an inverse-gamma distribution

Usage

create_inv_gamma_distr(
  id = NA,
  alpha = 0,
  beta = 1,
  value = NA,
  lower = NA,
  upper = NA
)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

alpha

the alpha shape parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_alpha_param

beta

the beta shape parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_beta_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

an inverse-gamma distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  inv_gamma_distr <- create_inv_gamma_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = inv_gamma_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a JC69 site model

Description

Create a JC69 site model

Usage

create_jc69_site_model(id = NA, gamma_site_model = create_gamma_site_model())

Arguments

id

the IDs of the alignment (can be extracted from the FASTA filename using get_alignment_id)

gamma_site_model

a gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

Value

a JC69 site_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  jc69_site_model <- create_jc69_site_model()

  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    output_filename = output_filename,
    site_model = jc69_site_model
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Converts a JC69 site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Description

Converts a JC69 site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Usage

create_jc69_subst_model_xml(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a parameter called kappa 1

Description

Create a parameter called kappa 1

Usage

create_kappa_1_param(id = NA, lower = "0.0", value = "2.0", estimate = TRUE)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

value

value of the parameter

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

Value

a parameter called kappa 1

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a parameter called kappa 2

Description

Create a parameter called kappa 2

Usage

create_kappa_2_param(id = NA, lower = "0.0", value = "2.0", estimate = TRUE)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

value

value of the parameter

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

Value

a parameter called kappa 2

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a parameter called kappa

Description

Create a parameter called kappa

Usage

create_kappa_param(id = NA, lower = "0.0", value = "2.0", estimate = TRUE)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

value

value of the parameter

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

Value

a parameter called kappa

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a parameter called lambda

Description

Create a parameter called lambda

Usage

create_lambda_param(id = NA, value = 0)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called lambda

Note

this parameter is used in a Poisson distribution (as returned by create_poisson_distr)

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  lambda_param <- create_lambda_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  poisson_distr <- create_poisson_distr(
    lambda = lambda_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = poisson_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a Laplace distribution

Description

Create a Laplace distribution

Usage

create_laplace_distr(
  id = NA,
  mu = 0,
  scale = 1,
  value = NA,
  lower = NA,
  upper = NA
)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

mu

the mu parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_mu_param

scale

the scale parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_scale_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a Laplace distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  laplace_distr <- create_laplace_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = laplace_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a log-normal distribution

Description

Create a log-normal distribution

Usage

create_log_normal_distr(
  id = NA,
  m = 0,
  s = 0,
  value = NA,
  lower = NA,
  upper = NA
)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

m

the m parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_m_param

s

the s parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_s_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a log-normal distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  log_normal_distr <- create_log_normal_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = log_normal_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Creates the three logger sections of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

The logger section has these elements:

 <logger id="tracelog" [...]>
     [...]
 </logger>
 <logger id="screenlog" [...]>
     [...]
 </logger>
 <logger id="treelog.t:[alignment ID]"  [...]>
     [...]
 </logger>

Usage

create_loggers_xml(input_filename, inference_model)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tracelog_xml to create the XML text of the logger with the tracelog ID. Use create_screenlog_xml to create the XML text of the logger with the screenlog ID. Use create_treelog_xml to create the XML text of the loggers with the treelog ID.


Create a parameter called m

Description

Create a parameter called m

Usage

create_m_param(id = NA, estimate = FALSE, lower = NA, upper = NA, value = 0)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

upper

upper value of the parameter

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called m

Note

this parameter is used in a log-normal distribution (as returned by create_log_normal_distr) It cannot be estimated (as a hyper parameter) yet.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  m_param <- create_m_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  log_normal_distr <- create_log_normal_distr(
    m = m_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = log_normal_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()

}

Create an MCMC configuration.

Description

Create an MCMC configuration, as in the BEAUti MCMC tab.

Usage

create_mcmc(
  chain_length = 1e+07,
  store_every = -1,
  pre_burnin = 0,
  n_init_attempts = 10,
  sample_from_prior = FALSE,
  tracelog = create_tracelog(),
  screenlog = create_screenlog(),
  treelog = create_treelog()
)

Arguments

chain_length

length of the MCMC chain

store_every

number of states the MCMC will process before the posterior's state will be saved to file. Use -1 or NA to use the default frequency.

pre_burnin

number of burn in samples taken before entering the main loop

n_init_attempts

number of initialization attempts before failing

sample_from_prior

set to TRUE to sample from the prior

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Details

There are four things that can be saved: * store_every: saves the state of the MCMC to file, as a .state.xml file * tracelog: stores the trace of the state of the MCMC to file. See create_tracelog how to specify the filename * screenlog: stores the screen output to file. See create_screenlog how to specify the filename * treelog: stores the estimated phylogenies to file. See create_treelog how to specify the filename

Value

an MCMC configuration

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_test_mcmc to create a short regular MCMC, that can be used for testing runs. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create an MCMC chain with 50 states
  mcmc <- create_mcmc(chain_length = 50000, store_every = 1000)

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    mcmc = mcmc
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called mean

Description

Create a parameter called mean

Usage

create_mean_param(id = NA, value = 0)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called mean

Note

this parameter is used in an exponential distribution (as returned by create_exp_distr) and normal distribution (as returned by create_normal_distr). It cannot be estimated (as a hyper parameter) yet.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  mean_param <- create_mean_param(value = 1.0)

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  exp_distr <- create_exp_distr(
    mean = mean_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = exp_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior

Description

Create a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior

Usage

create_mrca_prior(
  alignment_id = NA,
  taxa_names = NA,
  is_monophyletic = FALSE,
  mrca_distr = NA,
  name = NA,
  clock_prior_distr_id = NA
)

Arguments

alignment_id

ID of the alignment, as returned by get_alignment_id. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically

taxa_names

names of the taxa, as returned by get_taxa_names. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically, using all taxa in the alignment

is_monophyletic

boolean to indicate monophyly is assumed in a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mrca_distr

the distribution used by the MRCA prior. Can be NA (the default) or any distribution returned by create_distr

name

the unique name of the MRCA prior, for example a genus, family, order or even class name. Leave at NA to have it named automatically.

clock_prior_distr_id

ID of an MRCA clock model's distribution. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically

Value

an MRCA prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

fasta_filename <- get_beautier_path("anthus_aco.fas")

 # The first two taxa are sister species
 mrca_prior <- create_mrca_prior(
   taxa_names = get_taxa_names(filename = fasta_filename)[1:2]
 )

 # The taxa are monophyletic
 mrca_prior <- create_mrca_prior(
   taxa_names = get_taxa_names(filename = fasta_filename),
   is_monophyletic = TRUE
 )

 # Set the crown age to 10
 mrca_prior <- create_mrca_prior(
   taxa_names = get_taxa_names(fasta_filename),
   mrca_distr = create_normal_distr(mean = 10, sigma = 0.1)
 )

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a parameter called mu

Description

Create a parameter called mu

Usage

create_mu_param(id = NA, value = 0)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called mu

Note

this parameter is used in a Laplace distribution (as returned by create_laplace_distr). It cannot be estimated (as a hyper parameter) yet.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  mu_param <- create_mu_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  laplace_distr <- create_laplace_distr(
    mu = mu_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = laplace_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create an normal distribution

Description

Create an normal distribution

Usage

create_normal_distr(
  id = NA,
  mean = 0,
  sigma = 1,
  value = NA,
  lower = NA,
  upper = NA
)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

mean

the mean parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_mean_param

sigma

the sigma parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_sigma_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a normal distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  normal_distr <- create_normal_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = normal_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create an inference model to measure the evidence of.

Description

Create an inference model to measure the evidence of. To do so, the inference model is created as usual (see create_inference_model), except for using a Nested Sampling MCMC (see create_ns_mcmc)

Usage

create_ns_inference_model(
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(),
  clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(),
  tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(),
  mcmc = create_ns_mcmc()
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

an inference model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_inference_model to create a regular inference model. Use create_test_ns_inference_model to create an inference model to estimate the marginal likelihood with a short MCMC, to be used in testing.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

inference_model <- create_ns_inference_model()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create an MCMC object to estimate the marginal likelihood using Nested Sampling.

Description

This will result in a BEAST run that estimates the marginal likelihood until convergence is achieved. In this context, chain_length is only an upper bound to the length of that run.

Usage

create_ns_mcmc(
  chain_length = 1e+07,
  store_every = -1,
  pre_burnin = 0,
  n_init_attempts = 3,
  particle_count = 1,
  sub_chain_length = 5000,
  epsilon = "1e-12",
  tracelog = create_tracelog(),
  screenlog = create_screenlog(),
  treelog = create_treelog()
)

Arguments

chain_length

upper bound to the length of the MCMC chain

store_every

number of states the MCMC will process before the posterior's state will be saved to file. Use -1 or NA to use the default frequency.

pre_burnin

number of burn in samples taken before entering the main loop

n_init_attempts

number of initialization attempts before failing

particle_count

number of particles

sub_chain_length

sub-chain length

epsilon

epsilon

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

an MCMC object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

References

* [1] Patricio Maturana Russel, Brendon J Brewer, Steffen Klaere, Remco R Bouckaert; Model Selection and Parameter Inference in Phylogenetics Using Nested Sampling, Systematic Biology, 2018, syy050, https://doi.org/10.1093/sysbio/syy050

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create a regular MCMC. Use create_test_ns_mcmc to create an NS MCMC for testing, with, among others, a short MCMC chain length. Use check_ns_mcmc to check that an NS MCMC object is valid.

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  mcmc <- create_ns_mcmc(
    chain_length = 1e7,
    store_every = 1000,
    particle_count = 1,
    sub_chain_length = 1000,
    epsilon = 1e-12
  )

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    mcmc = mcmc
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a 1/x distribution

Description

Create a 1/x distribution

Usage

create_one_div_x_distr(id = NA, value = NA, lower = NA, upper = NA)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a 1/x distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  one_div_x_distr <- create_one_div_x_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = one_div_x_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

General function to create a parameter.

Description

General function to create a parameter.

Usage

create_param(name, id, value, ...)

Arguments

name

the parameters' name. Valid names can be found in get_param_names

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

...

specific parameter parameters

Value

a parameter

Note

Prefer using the named functions create_alpha_param, create_beta_param, create_clock_rate_param, create_kappa_1_param, create_kappa_2_param, create_lambda_param, create_m_param, create_mean_param, create_mu_param, create_rate_ac_param, create_rate_ag_param, create_rate_at_param, create_rate_cg_param, create_rate_ct_param, create_rate_gt_param, create_s_param, create_scale_param, and create_sigma_param

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create an alpha parameter
  alpha_param <- create_alpha_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  beta_distr <- create_beta_distr(
    alpha = alpha_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = beta_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a Poisson distribution

Description

Create a Poisson distribution

Usage

create_poisson_distr(id = NA, lambda = 0, value = NA, lower = NA, upper = NA)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

lambda

the lambda parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_lambda_param

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a Poisson distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  poisson_distr <- create_poisson_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = poisson_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called 'rate AC'

Description

Create a parameter called 'rate AC'

Usage

create_rate_ac_param(id = NA, estimate = TRUE, value = "1.0", lower = "0.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

Value

a parameter called 'rate AC'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create parameter
  rate_ac_param <- create_rate_ac_param(value = 1, estimate = FALSE)

  # Use the parameter to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
      rate_ac_param = rate_ac_param
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called 'rate AG'

Description

Create a parameter called 'rate AG'

Usage

create_rate_ag_param(id = NA, estimate = TRUE, value = "1.0", lower = "0.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

Value

a parameter called 'rate AG'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create parameter
  rate_ag_param <- create_rate_ag_param(value = 1, estimate = FALSE)

  # Use the parameter to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
      rate_ag_param = rate_ag_param
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called 'rate AT'

Description

Create a parameter called 'rate AT'

Usage

create_rate_at_param(id = NA, estimate = TRUE, value = "1.0", lower = "0.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

Value

a parameter called 'rate AT'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create parameter
  rate_at_param <- create_rate_at_param(value = 1, estimate = FALSE)

  # Use the parameter to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
      rate_at_param = rate_at_param
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Internal function

Description

Creates the rateCategories state node, such as: "<stateNode id=\"rateCategories.c:[id]\" spec=\"parameter.IntegerParameter\" dimension=\"[dimension]\"> 1 </stateNode>"

Usage

create_rate_categories_state_node_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the following XML: "<stateNode id=\"rateCategories.c:[id]\" spec=\"parameter.IntegerParameter\" dimension=\"[dimension]\"> 1 </stateNode>"

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_rate_categories_state_node_xml(
  create_inference_model(
    clock_model = create_rln_clock_model(
      id = 314,
      dimension = 1
    )
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a parameter called 'rate CG'

Description

Create a parameter called 'rate CG'

Usage

create_rate_cg_param(id = NA, estimate = TRUE, value = "1.0", lower = "0.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

Value

a parameter called 'rate CG'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create parameter
  rate_cg_param <- create_rate_cg_param(value = 1, estimate = FALSE)

  # Use the parameter to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
      rate_cg_param = rate_cg_param
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called 'rate CT'

Description

Create a parameter called 'rate CT'

Usage

create_rate_ct_param(id = NA, value = "1.0", lower = "0.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

Value

a parameter called 'rate CT'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create parameter
  rate_ct_param <- create_rate_ct_param(value = 1)

  # Use the parameter to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
      rate_ct_param = rate_ct_param
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called 'rate GT'

Description

Create a parameter called 'rate GT'

Usage

create_rate_gt_param(id = NA, estimate = TRUE, value = "1.0", lower = "0.0")

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

Value

a parameter called 'rate GT'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create parameter
  rate_gt_param <- create_rate_gt_param(value = 1, estimate = FALSE)

  # Use the parameter to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
      rate_gt_param = rate_gt_param
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Internal function

Description

Internal function to call create_branch_rate_model_xml for a relaxed log-normal clock.

Usage

create_rln_clock_branch_rate_model_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a relaxed log-normal clock model

Description

Create a relaxed log-normal clock model

Usage

create_rln_clock_model(
  id = NA,
  mean_rate_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(),
  ucldstdev_distr = create_gamma_distr(),
  mparam_id = NA,
  mean_clock_rate = "1.0",
  n_rate_categories = -1,
  normalize_mean_clock_rate = FALSE,
  dimension = NA,
  rate_scaler_factor = 0.75
)

Arguments

id

an alignment's IDs. An ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

mean_rate_prior_distr

the mean clock rate prior distribution, as created by a create_distr function

ucldstdev_distr

the standard deviation of the uncorrelated log-normal distribution, as created by a create_distr function

mparam_id

the ID of the M parameter in the branchRateModel, set to NA to have it initialized

mean_clock_rate

the mean clock rate, 1.0 by default (is called ucld_stdev in XML, where ucld_stdev is always 0.1)

n_rate_categories

the number of rate categories. -1 is default, 0 denotes as much rates as branches

normalize_mean_clock_rate

normalize the mean clock rate

dimension

the dimensionality of the relaxed clock model. Leave NA to let beautier calculate it. Else, the dimensionality of the clock equals twice the number of taxa minus two.

rate_scaler_factor

the strict clock model's operator scaler for the rate. Use an empty string to indicate the default.

Value

a relaxed log-normal clock_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  rln_clock_model <- create_rln_clock_model()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()

  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    clock_model = rln_clock_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called s

Description

Create a parameter called s

Usage

create_s_param(id = NA, value = 0, lower = 0, upper = Inf)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

upper

upper value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called s

Note

this parameter is used in a log-normal distribution (as returned by create_log_normal_distr)

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  s_param <- create_s_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  log_normal_distr <- create_log_normal_distr(
    s = s_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = log_normal_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a parameter called scale

Description

Create a parameter called scale

Usage

create_scale_param(id = NA, value = 0)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called scale

Note

this parameter is used in a Laplace distribution (as returned by create_laplace_distr)

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  # Create the parameter
  scale_param <- create_scale_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  laplace_distr <- create_laplace_distr(
    scale = scale_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = laplace_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a screenlog object

Description

Create a screenlog object

Usage

create_screenlog(
  filename = "",
  log_every = 1000,
  mode = "autodetect",
  sanitise_headers = FALSE,
  sort = "none"
)

Arguments

filename

name of the file to store the posterior screens phylogenies to. By default, this is $(screen).screens

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

Value

a screenlog object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_screenlog()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the screenlog section of the logger section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Description

Creates the screenlog section of the logger section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_screenlog_xml(inference_model = create_inference_model())

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a parameter called sigma

Description

Create a parameter called sigma

Usage

create_sigma_param(id = NA, value = 1)

Arguments

id

the parameter's ID

value

value of the parameter

Value

a parameter called sigma

Note

this parameter is used in a normal distribution (as returned by create_normal_distr)

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_param contains a list of all parameters that can be created

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create the parameter
  sigma_param <- create_sigma_param()

  # Use the parameter in a distribution
  normal_distr <- create_normal_distr(
    sigma = sigma_param
  )

  # Use the distribution to create a BEAST2 input file
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = normal_distr
    )
  )
 file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

General function to create a site model.

Description

General function to create a site model.

Usage

create_site_model(name, id, gamma_site_model = create_gamma_site_model(), ...)

Arguments

name

the site model name. Valid names can be found in get_site_model_names

id

the IDs of the alignment (can be extracted from the FASTA filename using get_alignment_id)

gamma_site_model

a gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

...

specific site model parameters

Value

a site_model

Note

Prefer using the named functions create_gtr_site_model, create_hky_site_model,, create_jc69_site_model, and create_tn93_site_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

See create_gtr_site_model for more examples with a GTR site model. See create_hky_site_model for more examples with an HKY site model. See create_jc69_site_model for more examples with a JC69 site model. See create_tn93_site_model for more examples with a TN93 site model

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  input_filename <- get_fasta_filename()
  gtr_site_model <- create_gtr_site_model()
  hk_site_model <- create_hky_site_model()
  jc69_site_model <- create_jc69_site_model()
  tn93_site_model <- create_tn93_site_model()

  # Can use any site model
  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = input_filename,
    output_filename = output_filename,
    site_model = jc69_site_model
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Create a site model from name

Description

Create a site model from name

Usage

create_site_model_from_name(site_model_name)

Arguments

site_model_name

name of a site model, must be a name as returned by get_site_model_names

Value

a site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

site_model <- create_site_model_from_name(get_site_model_names()[1])

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function to creates the XML text for the parameters within the siteModel section of a BEAST2 parameter file.

Description

Internal function to creates the XML text for the parameters within the siteModel section, which is part of the siteModel section of a BEAST2 parameter file.

Usage

create_site_model_parameters_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The parameters sections has these elements:

   [parameters]

[parameters] can be a combination of these:

  <parameter id="mutationRate.s[...]>
  <parameter id="gammaShape.s[...]>
  <parameter id="proportionInvariant.s[...]>

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function to creates the XML text for the siteModel tag of a BEAST2 parameter file.

Description

Creates the XML text for the siteModel tag of a BEAST2 parameter file, which is part of the distribution node for the treeLikelihood ID.

Usage

create_site_model_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The siteModel tag has these elements:

  <siteModel[...]>

      [parameters]

      <substModel[...]>
        [...]
      </substModel>
  </siteModel>

The parameter section is created by create_site_model_parameters_xml The substModel section is created by create_subst_model_xml

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()
 # <distribution id="posterior"[...]">
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" [...]>
 #       <siteModel...>
 #         [parameters]
 #       </siteModel>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates all supported site models which is a list of the types returned by create_gtr_site_model, create_hky_site_model, create_jc69_site_model and create_tn93_site_model

Description

Creates all supported site models which is a list of the types returned by create_gtr_site_model, create_hky_site_model, create_jc69_site_model and create_tn93_site_model

Usage

create_site_models()

Value

a list of site_models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# All created site models are a kind of site model
site_models <- create_site_models()

# TRUE
is_gtr_site_model(site_models[[1]])
is_hky_site_model(site_models[[2]])
is_jc69_site_model(site_models[[3]])
is_tn93_site_model(site_models[[4]])

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create site models from their names

Description

Create site models from their names

Usage

create_site_models_from_names(site_model_names)

Arguments

site_model_names

one or more names of a site model, must be name among those returned by get_site_model_names

Value

one or more site models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_model to create a site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_site_models_from_names(get_site_model_names())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function.

Description

Internal function to create the branchRateModel section of the XML as text, for a strict clock model

Usage

create_strict_clock_branch_rate_model_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a strict clock model

Description

Create a strict clock model

Usage

create_strict_clock_model(
  id = NA,
  clock_rate_param = create_clock_rate_param(),
  clock_rate_distr = create_uniform_distr(),
  rate_scaler_factor = 0.75
)

Arguments

id

an alignment's IDs. An ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

clock_rate_param

the clock rate's parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by the create_clock_rate_param function

clock_rate_distr

the clock rate's distribution, as created by a create_distr function

rate_scaler_factor

the strict clock model's operator scaler for the rate. Use an empty string to indicate the default.

Value

a strict clock_model

Note

I am unsure about the relationship between 'clock_rate_param' and 'clock_rate_distr'. Please contact me if you know the most natural architecture

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  strict_clock_model <- create_strict_clock_model(
    clock_rate_param = 1.0,
    clock_rate_distr = create_uniform_distr()
  )

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    clock_model = strict_clock_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Internal function

Description

Creates the StrictClockRateScaler operator such as: ...

Usage

create_strict_clock_rate_scaler_operator_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the following XML: ...

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_strict_clock_rate_scaler_operator_xml(
  create_inference_model(
    clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(id = 314)
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function to create the substModel section

Description

Internal function to create the substModel section

Usage

create_subst_model_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the substModel section as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Inference model must be initialized
inference_model <- create_inference_model(
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(id = 123)
)
create_subst_model_xml(
  inference_model = inference_model
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a filename for a temporary 'screenlog' file

Description

Create a filename for a temporary 'screenlog' file

Usage

create_temp_screenlog_filename()

Value

a filename for a temporary 'screenlog' file

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use create_screenlog to create a screenlog.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_temp_screenlog_filename()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a filename for a temporary 'tracelog' file

Description

Create a filename for a temporary 'tracelog' file

Usage

create_temp_tracelog_filename()

Value

a filename for a temporary 'tracelog' file

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use create_tracelog to create a tracelog.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_temp_tracelog_filename()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a filename for a temporary 'treelog' file

Description

Create a filename for a temporary 'treelog' file

Usage

create_temp_treelog_filename()

Value

a filename for a temporary 'treelog' file

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use create_treelog to create a treelog.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_temp_treelog_filename()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a testing inference model.

Description

Creates a simple inference model with a short MCMC chain, to be used in testing.

Usage

create_test_inference_model(
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(),
  clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(),
  tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(),
  mrca_prior = NA,
  mcmc = create_test_mcmc(),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  tipdates_filename = NA
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

tipdates_filename

name of the file containing the tip dates. This file is assumed to have two columns, separated by a tab. The first column contains the taxa names, the second column contains the date.

Value

an inference model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_inference_model to create a regular inference model. Use create_test_ns_inference_model to create an inference model to estimate the marginal likelihood with a short MCMC, to be used in testing

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  inference_model <- create_test_inference_model()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file_from_model(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    inference_model = inference_model
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Create an MCMC configuration for testing.

Description

Create an MCMC configuration for testing.

Usage

create_test_mcmc(
  chain_length = 3000,
  store_every = 1000,
  pre_burnin = 0,
  n_init_attempts = 10,
  sample_from_prior = FALSE,
  tracelog = create_test_tracelog(),
  screenlog = create_test_screenlog(),
  treelog = create_test_treelog()
)

Arguments

chain_length

length of the MCMC chain

store_every

number of states the MCMC will process before the posterior's state will be saved to file. Use -1 or NA to use the default frequency.

pre_burnin

number of burn in samples taken before entering the main loop

n_init_attempts

number of initialization attempts before failing

sample_from_prior

set to TRUE to sample from the prior

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

an MCMC configuration

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create a default BEAST2 MCMC

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  # Create an MCMC chain with 50 states
  mcmc <- create_test_mcmc()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    mcmc = mcmc
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create an inference model to be tested by Nested Sampling

Description

Create an inference model to be tested by Nested Sampling

Usage

create_test_ns_inference_model(
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(),
  clock_model = create_strict_clock_model(),
  tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(),
  mcmc = create_test_ns_mcmc()
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

an inference model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_test_inference_model to create a regular inference model with a short MCMC, to be used in testing. Use create_ns_inference_model to create an inference model to estimate the marginal likelihood.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

inference_model <- create_test_ns_inference_model()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create an NS MCMC object for testing

Description

Create an NS MCMC object for testing

Usage

create_test_ns_mcmc(
  chain_length = 2000,
  store_every = 1000,
  pre_burnin = 0,
  n_init_attempts = 3,
  particle_count = 1,
  sub_chain_length = 500,
  epsilon = 1e-12,
  tracelog = create_test_tracelog(),
  screenlog = create_test_screenlog(),
  treelog = create_test_treelog()
)

Arguments

chain_length

upper bound to the length of the MCMC chain

store_every

number of states the MCMC will process before the posterior's state will be saved to file. Use -1 or NA to use the default frequency.

pre_burnin

number of burn in samples taken before entering the main loop

n_init_attempts

number of initialization attempts before failing

particle_count

number of particles

sub_chain_length

sub-chain length

epsilon

epsilon

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

Value

an MCMC object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_ns_mcmc to create a default nested sampling MCMC

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  mcmc <- create_test_ns_mcmc()
  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    mcmc = mcmc
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create a screenlog object, to be used in testing

Description

Create a screenlog object, to be used in testing

Usage

create_test_screenlog(
  filename = create_temp_screenlog_filename(),
  log_every = 1000,
  mode = "autodetect",
  sanitise_headers = FALSE,
  sort = "none"
)

Arguments

filename

name of the file to store the posterior screens phylogenies to. By default, this is $(screen).screens

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

Value

a screenlog object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

create_test_screenlog()

Create a tracelog object, as used for testing

Description

Create a tracelog object, as used for testing

Usage

create_test_tracelog(
  filename = create_temp_tracelog_filename(),
  log_every = 1000,
  mode = "autodetect",
  sanitise_headers = TRUE,
  sort = "smart"
)

Arguments

filename

name of the file to store the posterior traces. Use NA to use the filename [alignment_id].log, where alignment_id is obtained using get_alignment_id

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

Value

a tracelog object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

create_test_tracelog()

Create a treelog object to be used in testing

Description

Create a treelog object to be used in testing

Usage

create_test_treelog(
  filename = create_temp_treelog_filename(),
  log_every = 1000,
  mode = "tree",
  sanitise_headers = FALSE,
  sort = "none"
)

Arguments

filename

name of the file to store the posterior trees

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

Value

a treelog object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

create_test_treelog()

Create a TN93 site model

Description

Create a TN93 site model

Usage

create_tn93_site_model(
  id = NA,
  gamma_site_model = create_gamma_site_model(),
  kappa_1_param = create_kappa_1_param(),
  kappa_2_param = create_kappa_2_param(),
  kappa_1_prior_distr = create_log_normal_distr(m = 1, s = 1.25),
  kappa_2_prior_distr = create_log_normal_distr(m = 1, s = 1.25),
  freq_equilibrium = "estimated",
  freq_param = create_freq_param()
)

Arguments

id

the IDs of the alignment (can be extracted from the FASTA filename using get_alignment_id)

gamma_site_model

a gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

kappa_1_param

the 'kappa 1' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_kappa_1_param

kappa_2_param

the 'kappa 2' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as returned by create_kappa_2_param

kappa_1_prior_distr

the distribution of the kappa 1 prior, which is a log-normal distribution (as created by create_log_normal_distr) by default

kappa_2_prior_distr

the distribution of the kappa 2 prior, which is a log-normal distribution (as created by create_log_normal_distr) by default

freq_equilibrium

the frequency in which the rates are at equilibrium are either estimated, empirical or all_equal. get_freq_equilibrium_names returns the possible values for freq_equilibrium

freq_param

a 'freq' parameter, as created by create_freq_param

Value

a TN93 site_model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  tn93_site_model <- create_tn93_site_model(
    kappa_1_param = 2.0,
    kappa_2_param = 2.0
  )

  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    output_filename = output_filename,
    site_model = tn93_site_model
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Converts a TN93 site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Description

Converts a TN93 site model to XML, used in the substModel section

Usage

create_tn93_subst_model_xml(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a tracelog object

Description

Create a tracelog object

Usage

create_tracelog(
  filename = NA,
  log_every = 1000,
  mode = "autodetect",
  sanitise_headers = TRUE,
  sort = "smart"
)

Arguments

filename

name of the file to store the posterior traces. Use NA to use the filename [alignment_id].log, where alignment_id is obtained using get_alignment_id

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

Value

a tracelog object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

create_tracelog()

Internal function

Description

Creates the tracelog section of the logger section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

create_tracelog_xml(input_filename, inference_model)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Create a trait set string.

Description

For example, a data frame with row A 1 and another row B 2, the trait set string will be A=1,B=2

Usage

create_trait_set_string(df)

Arguments

df

a data frame with two columns

Value

the trait set string

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the XML text for the distribution tag with the treeLikelihood ID, of a BEAST2 parameter file.

Description

Creates the XML text for the distribution tag with the treeLikelihood ID, of a BEAST2 parameter file, in an unindented form

Usage

create_tree_likelihood_distr_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The distribution tag (with ID equals treeLikelihood) has these elements:

   <distribution id="treeLikelihood"[...]>
      <siteModel[...]>
        [...]
      </siteModel>
      <branchRateModel[...]>
        [...]
      </branchRateModel>
   </distribution>

The siteModel section is created by create_site_model_xml. The branchRateModel section is created by create_branch_rate_model_xml.

Zooming out:

  <beast[...]>
    <run[...]>
      <distribution id="posterior"[...]>
        <distribution id="likelihood"[...]>
          [this section]
        </distribution>
      </distribution>
    </run>
  </beast>

Value

lines of XML text

Note

this function is not intended for regular use, thus its long name length is accepted

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

this function is called by create_beast2_input_distr, together with create_beast2_input_distr_prior


Internal function to create a tree prior

Description

Internal function to create a tree prior

Usage

create_tree_prior(name, id, ...)

Arguments

name

the tree prior name. Can be any name in get_tree_prior_names

id

the ID of the alignment

...

specific tree prior parameters

Value

a tree_prior

Note

Prefer the use the named functions create_bd_tree_prior, create_cbs_tree_prior, create_ccp_tree_prior create_cep_tree_prior and create_yule_tree_prior instead

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

See create_bd_tree_prior, create_cbs_tree_prior, create_ccp_tree_prior create_cep_tree_prior and create_yule_tree_prior for more examples using those functions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()

  bd_tree_prior <- create_bd_tree_prior()
  cbs_tree_prior <- create_cbs_tree_prior()
  ccp_tree_prior <- create_ccp_tree_prior()
  cep_tree_prior <- create_cep_tree_prior()
  yule_tree_prior <- create_yule_tree_prior()

  # Use any of the above tree priors
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = bd_tree_prior
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Creates all supported tree priors, which is a list of the types returned by create_bd_tree_prior, create_cbs_tree_prior, create_ccp_tree_prior, create_cep_tree_prior and create_yule_tree_prior

Description

Creates all supported tree priors, which is a list of the types returned by create_bd_tree_prior, create_cbs_tree_prior, create_ccp_tree_prior, create_cep_tree_prior and create_yule_tree_prior

Usage

create_tree_priors()

Value

a list of tree_priors

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

tree_priors <- create_tree_priors()
# TRUE
is_bd_tree_prior(tree_priors[[1]])
is_cbs_tree_prior(tree_priors[[2]])
is_ccp_tree_prior(tree_priors[[3]])
is_cep_tree_prior(tree_priors[[4]])
is_yule_tree_prior(tree_priors[[5]])

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a treelog object

Description

Create a treelog object

Usage

create_treelog(
  filename = "$(tree).trees",
  log_every = 1000,
  mode = "tree",
  sanitise_headers = FALSE,
  sort = "none"
)

Arguments

filename

name of the file to store the posterior trees

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

Value

a 'treelog', as can be checked by check_treelog

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_treelog()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the XML text for the 'logger' tag with ID 'treelog'. This section has these elements: “' <logger id="treelog.t:test_output_0" spec="Logger" fileName="my_treelog.trees" logEvery="345000" mode="tree" sanitiseHeaders="true" sort="smart"> # nolint indeed long <log id="TreeWithMetaDataLogger.t:test_output_0" spec="beast.evolution.tree.TreeWithMetaDataLogger" tree="@Tree.t:test_output_0"/> # nolint indeed long </logger> “'

Description

Creates the XML text for the 'logger' tag with ID 'treelog'. This section has these elements: “' <logger id="treelog.t:test_output_0" spec="Logger" fileName="my_treelog.trees" logEvery="345000" mode="tree" sanitiseHeaders="true" sort="smart"> # nolint indeed long <log id="TreeWithMetaDataLogger.t:test_output_0" spec="beast.evolution.tree.TreeWithMetaDataLogger" tree="@Tree.t:test_output_0"/> # nolint indeed long </logger> “'

Usage

create_treelog_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the ucldMean.c parameter with the name stateNode, such as: <parameter id=\"ucldMean.c:[id]\" spec=\"parameter.RealParameter\" name=\"stateNode\">1.0</parameter>

Usage

create_ucld_mean_state_node_param_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the XML <parameter id=\"ucldMean.c:[id]\" spec=\"parameter.RealParameter\" name=\"stateNode\">1.0</parameter>

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_ucld_mean_state_node_param_xml(
  create_inference_model(
    clock_model = create_rln_clock_model(id = 314),
    beauti_options = create_beauti_options_v2_6()
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Creates the ucldStdev parameter with the name stateNode, such as: <parameter id="ucldStdev.c:[id]" [...] name="stateNode">0.1</parameter>

Usage

create_ucld_stdev_state_node_param_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the following XML: <parameter id="ucldStdev.c:[id]" lower="0.0" name="stateNode"> 0.1 </parameter>

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_ucld_stdev_state_node_param_xml(
  create_inference_model(
    clock_model = create_rln_clock_model(id = 314)
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a uniform distribution

Description

Create a uniform distribution

Usage

create_uniform_distr(id = NA, value = NA, lower = NA, upper = Inf)

Arguments

id

the distribution's ID

value

the initial value for the MCMC

lower

the lower bound, the lowest possible value

upper

an upper limit of the uniform distribution. If the upper limits needs to be infinity, set upper to Inf.

Value

a uniform distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the function create_distr shows an overview of all supported distributions

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  uniform_distr <- create_uniform_distr()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
    beast2_input_file,
    tree_prior = create_yule_tree_prior(
      birth_rate_distr = uniform_distr
    )
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Create the XML declaration of the BEAST2 XML input file

Description

Create the XML declaration of the BEAST2 XML input file

Usage

create_xml_declaration()

Value

one line of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

create_xml_declaration()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Create a Yule tree prior

Description

Create a Yule tree prior

Usage

create_yule_tree_prior(
  id = NA,
  birth_rate_distr = create_uniform_distr()
)

Arguments

id

the ID of the alignment

birth_rate_distr

the birth rate distribution, as created by a create_distr function

Value

a Yule tree_prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

An alignment ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename using get_alignment_id

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  yule_tree_prior <- create_yule_tree_prior()

  beast2_input_file <- get_beautier_tempfilename()
  create_beast2_input_file(
     input_filename = get_fasta_filename(),
     beast2_input_file,
     tree_prior = yule_tree_prior
  )
  file.remove(beast2_input_file)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Documentation of parameters (for example, create_param. This function does nothing. It is intended to inherit documentation from.

Description

Documentation of parameters (for example, create_param. This function does nothing. It is intended to inherit documentation from.

Usage

default_parameters_doc(dimension, estimate, id, lower, name, upper, value, ...)

Arguments

dimension

the number of dimensions, for example, as used in create_freq_param

estimate

TRUE if this parameter is to be estimated by BEAST2, FALSE otherwise

id

the parameter's ID

lower

lowest possible value of the parameter. If the parameter is estimated, lower must be less than value

name

the parameters' name. Valid names can be found in get_param_names

upper

upper value of the parameter

value

value of the parameter

...

specific parameter parameters

Note

This is an internal function, so it should be marked with @export. This is not done, as this will disallow all functions to find the documentation parameters

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Documentation of general function arguments. This function does nothing. It is intended to inherit function argument documentation.

Description

Documentation of general function arguments. This function does nothing. It is intended to inherit function argument documentation.

Usage

default_params_doc(
  alignment_id,
  allow_empty_str,
  allow_na,
  alpha_parameter,
  b_pop_sizes_param,
  b_pop_sizes_parameter,
  bd_tree_prior,
  beautier_folder,
  cbs_tree_prior,
  beast2_version,
  beauti_options,
  beta_parameter,
  ccp_tree_prior,
  cep_tree_prior,
  chain_length,
  clock_model,
  clock_model_name,
  clock_model_names,
  clock_models,
  clock_prior_distr_id,
  clock_rate_param,
  crown_age,
  crown_ages,
  distr_id,
  fasta_filename,
  fasta_filenames,
  filename,
  fixed_crown_age,
  fixed_crown_ages,
  freq_param,
  gamma_distr,
  gamma_site_model,
  group_sizes_dimension,
  gtr_site_model,
  has_non_strict_clock_model,
  has_tip_dating,
  hky_site_model,
  id,
  ids,
  inference_model,
  inference_models,
  initial_phylogenies,
  input_filename,
  input_filenames,
  is_monophyletic,
  jc69_site_model,
  kappa_param,
  log_every,
  m_param,
  mcmc,
  mode,
  mrca_prior,
  mrca_priors,
  mrca_prior_name,
  n_init_attempts,
  output_filename,
  param,
  param_id,
  phylogeny,
  pop_sizes_scaler_scale_factor,
  pre_burnin,
  rate_scaler_factor,
  rename_fun,
  rln_clock_model,
  sample_from_prior,
  sanitise_headers,
  screenlog,
  sequence_length,
  site_model,
  site_model_name,
  site_model_names,
  site_models,
  sort,
  store_every,
  strict_clock_model,
  taxa_names,
  tipdates_filename,
  tn93_site_model,
  tracelog,
  treelog,
  tree_prior,
  tree_prior_name,
  tree_prior_names,
  tree_priors,
  verbose,
  yule_tree_prior
)

Arguments

alignment_id

ID of the alignment, as returned by get_alignment_id. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically

allow_empty_str

allow a string to be empty

allow_na

allow NA

alpha_parameter

an alpha parameter, as created by create_alpha_param

b_pop_sizes_param

a Bayesian population size parameter, as created by create_b_pop_sizes_param

b_pop_sizes_parameter

a Bayesian population size parameter, as created by create_b_pop_sizes_param

bd_tree_prior

a Birth-Death tree prior, as created by create_bd_tree_prior

beautier_folder

the path to the beautier temporary files folder

cbs_tree_prior

a Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree prior, as returned by create_cbs_tree_prior

beast2_version

BEAST2 version, for example, "2.5"

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

beta_parameter

a beta parameter, as created by create_beta_param

ccp_tree_prior

a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior, as returned by create_ccp_tree_prior

cep_tree_prior

a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior, as returned by create_cep_tree_prior

chain_length

length of the MCMC chain

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

clock_model_name

name of a clock model, must be a name as returned by get_clock_model_names

clock_model_names

one or more names of a clock model, must be name among those returned by get_clock_model_names

clock_models

a list of one or more clock models, as returned by create_clock_model

clock_prior_distr_id

ID of an MRCA clock model's distribution. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically

clock_rate_param

a clockRate parameter, a numeric value, as created by create_clock_rate_param

crown_age

the crown age of the phylogeny

crown_ages

the crown ages of the phylogenies. Set to NA if the crown age needs to be estimated

distr_id

a distributions' ID

fasta_filename

a FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename. Note that BEAST2 also supports missing data, by using a dash (-) or question mark (?) as a sequence.

fasta_filenames

One or more FASTA filenames. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

filename

a filename, as can be checked by check_filename

fixed_crown_age

determines if the phylogeny's crown age is fixed. If FALSE, crown age is estimated by BEAST2. If TRUE, the crown age is fixed to the crown age of the initial phylogeny.

fixed_crown_ages

one or more booleans to determine if the phylogenies' crown ages are fixed. If FALSE, crown age is estimated by BEAST2. If TRUE, the crown age is fixed to the crown age of the initial phylogeny.

freq_param

a 'freq' parameter, as created by create_freq_param

gamma_distr

a gamma distribution, as created by create_gamma_distr)

gamma_site_model

a site model's gamma site model, as returned by create_gamma_site_model

group_sizes_dimension

the group sizes' dimension, as used by the CBS tree prior (see create_cbs_tree_prior)

gtr_site_model

a GTR site model, as returned by create_gtr_site_model

has_non_strict_clock_model

boolean to indicate that the is already at least one non-strict (i.e. relaxed log-normal) clock model

has_tip_dating

TRUE if the user has supplied tip dates, FALSE otherwise

hky_site_model

an HKY site model, as returned by create_hky_site_model

id

an alignment's IDs. An ID can be extracted from its FASTA filename with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

ids

one or more alignments' IDs. IDs can be extracted from their FASTA filenames with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

inference_models

a list of one or more inference models, as can be created by create_inference_model

initial_phylogenies

one or more MCMC chain's initial phylogenies. Each one set to NA will result in BEAST2 using a random phylogeny. Else the phylogeny is assumed to be of class phylo from the ape package

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

input_filenames

One or more FASTA filenames. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

is_monophyletic

boolean to indicate monophyly is assumed in a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

jc69_site_model

a JC69 site model, as returned by create_jc69_site_model

kappa_param

a kappa parameter, as created by create_kappa_param

log_every

number of MCMC states between writing to file

m_param

an m parameter, as created by create_m_param

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

mode

mode how to log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_modes

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mrca_priors

a list of one or more Most Recent Common Ancestor priors, as returned by create_mrca_prior

mrca_prior_name

the unique name of the MRCA prior, for example a genus, family, order or even class name. Leave at NA to have it named automatically.

n_init_attempts

number of initialization attempts before failing

output_filename

Name of the XML parameter file created by this function. BEAST2 uses this file as input.

param

a parameter, as can be created by create_param.

param_id

a parameter's ID

phylogeny

a phylogeny of type phylo from the ape package

pop_sizes_scaler_scale_factor

the scale factor used by the population sizes scaler operator

pre_burnin

number of burn in samples taken before entering the main loop

rate_scaler_factor

the strict clock model's operator scaler for the rate. Use an empty string to indicate the default.

rename_fun

a function to rename a filename, as can be checked by check_rename_fun. This function should have one argument, which will be a filename or NA. The function should return one filename (when passed one filename) or one NA (when passed one NA). Example rename functions are:

  • get_remove_dir_fun get a function that removes the directory paths from the filenames, in effect turning these into local files

  • get_replace_dir_fun get a function that replaces the directory paths from the filenames

  • get_remove_hex_fun get a function that removes the hex string from filenames. For example, tracelog_82c1a522040.log becomes tracelog.log

rln_clock_model

a Relaxed Log-Normal clock model, as returned by create_rln_clock_model

sample_from_prior

set to TRUE to sample from the prior

sanitise_headers

set to TRUE to sanitise the headers of the log file

screenlog

a screenlog, as created by create_screenlog

sequence_length

a DNA sequence length, in base pairs

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

site_model_name

name of a site model, must be a name as returned by get_site_model_names

site_model_names

one or more names of a site model, must be name among those returned by get_site_model_names

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

sort

how to sort the log. Valid values are the ones returned by get_log_sorts

store_every

number of states the MCMC will process before the posterior's state will be saved to file. Use -1 or NA to use the default frequency.

strict_clock_model

a strict clock model, as returned by create_strict_clock_model

taxa_names

names of the taxa, as returned by get_taxa_names. Keep at NA to have it initialized automatically, using all taxa in the alignment

tipdates_filename

name of the file containing the tip dates. This file is assumed to have two columns, separated by a tab. The first column contains the taxa names, the second column contains the date.

tn93_site_model

a TN93 site model, as returned by create_tn93_site_model

tracelog

a tracelog, as created by create_tracelog

treelog

a treelog, as created by create_treelog

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

tree_prior_name

name of a tree prior, must be a name as returned by get_tree_prior_names

tree_prior_names

one or more names of a tree prior, must be a name among those returned by get_tree_prior_names

tree_priors

one or more tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

verbose

if TRUE, additional information is displayed, that is potentially useful in debugging

yule_tree_prior

a Yule tree_prior, as created by create_yule_tree_prior

Note

This is an internal function, so it should be marked with @export. This is not done, as this will disallow all functions to find the documentation parameters

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a distribution, as created by create_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

distr_to_xml(
  create_uniform_distr(id = 1),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a beta distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_beta(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a beta distribution, as created by create_beta_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts an exponential distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_exp(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

an exponential distribution, as created by create_exp_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts an inverse-gamma distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_inv_gamma(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

an inverse-gamma distribution, as created by create_inv_gamma_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a Laplace distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_laplace(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a Laplace distribution as created by create_laplace_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a log-normal distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_log_normal(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a log-normal distribution, as created by create_log_normal_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a normal distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_normal(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a normal distribution, as created by create_normal_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 1/x distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_one_div_x(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a 1/x distribution, as created by create_one_div_x_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a Poisson distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_poisson(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a Poisson distribution, as created by create_poisson_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a uniform distribution to XML

Usage

distr_to_xml_uniform(distr, beauti_options)

Arguments

distr

a uniform distribution, as created by create_uniform_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Extract everything between first loggers and last loggers line

Description

Extract everything between first loggers and last loggers line

Usage

extract_xml_loggers_from_lines(lines)

Arguments

lines

lines of text

Value

lines of text from the first to and including the last operators line

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Extract everything between first operators and last operators line

Description

Extract everything between first operators and last operators line

Usage

extract_xml_operators_from_lines(lines)

Arguments

lines

lines of text

Value

lines of text from the first to and including the last operators line

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Get the lines of an XML section, including the section tags

Description

Get the lines of an XML section, including the section tags

Usage

extract_xml_section_from_lines(lines, section)

Arguments

lines

lines of the XML text

section

the XML section name

Value

the section's lines of XML text, including the tags

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Convert a FASTA file to a table of sequences

Description

Convert a FASTA file to a table of sequences

Usage

fasta_file_to_sequences(fasta_filename)

Arguments

fasta_filename

One existing FASTA filenames

Value

a table of sequences

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

fasta_file_to_sequences(fasta_filename = get_fasta_filename())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Finds a clock model with a certain ID

Description

Finds a clock model with a certain ID

Usage

find_clock_model(clock_models, id)

Arguments

clock_models

a list of one or more clock models, as returned by create_clock_model

id

the ID of the clock model

Value

the clock models with the desired ID, NULL if such a clock model is absent

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Find the first line that satisfies a regex

Description

Find the first line that satisfies a regex

Usage

find_first_regex_line(lines, regex)

Arguments

lines

lines of text

regex

the regex as text

Value

index of the line

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Find the line number of the first section's opening tag

Description

Find the line number of the first section's opening tag

Usage

find_first_xml_opening_tag_line(lines, section)

Arguments

lines

the lines of an XML text

section

the name of the XML section

Value

the line number's index (which is 1 for the first line) if the opening tag is found, else NA

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Find the index of the last line that matches a regex

Description

Find the index of the last line that matches a regex

Usage

find_last_regex_line(lines, regex)

Arguments

lines

lines of text

regex

regex string

Value

index of the line

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Find the highest line number of a section's closing tag

Description

Find the highest line number of a section's closing tag

Usage

find_last_xml_closing_tag_line(lines, section)

Arguments

lines

the lines of an XML text

section

the name of the XML section

Value

the line number's index (which is 1 for the first line) if the opening tag is found, else NA

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the freq_equilibrium as XML

Description

Creates the freq_equilibrium as XML

Usage

freq_equilibrium_to_xml(freq_equilibrium, id)

Arguments

freq_equilibrium

a freq_equilibrium name

id

a site model's name

Value

the freq_equilibrium as XML

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

freq_equilibrium_to_xml(freq_equilibrium = "estimated", id = "my_id")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a 'freq' parameter to XML

Usage

freq_param_to_xml(freq_param, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

freq_param

a 'freq' parameter, as created by create_freq_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# The freq parameter must be initialized, i.e. have an ID
freq_param_to_xml(freq_param = create_freq_param(id = "1"))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a gamma distribution to XML

Usage

gamma_distr_to_xml(gamma_distr, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

gamma_distr

a gamma distribution, as created by create_gamma_distr)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the distribution as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# gamma distribution must be initialized
gamma_distr_to_xml(
  gamma_distr = create_gamma_distr(
    id = "0",
    alpha = create_alpha_param(id = "2", value = "0.5396"),
    beta = create_beta_param(id = "3", value = "0.3819")
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function.

Description

Creates the gamma site models section in the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

gamma_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Converts a gamma site model to XML, used in the state section

Description

Converts a gamma site model to XML, used in the state section

Usage

gamma_site_model_to_xml_state(gamma_site_model, id)

Arguments

gamma_site_model

a gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model)

id

the site model's ID

Value

the gamma_site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Deprecated function

Description

Internal function to creates the gamma site models section in the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file

Usage

gamma_site_models_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_models,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Conclude the ID from a FASTA filename.

Description

This is done in the same way as BEAST2 will do so.

Usage

get_alignment_id(fasta_filename, capitalize_first_char_id = FALSE)

Arguments

fasta_filename

a FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename. Note that BEAST2 also supports missing data, by using a dash (-) or question mark (?) as a sequence.

capitalize_first_char_id

if TRUE, the first character will be capitalized

Value

an alignment's ID

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use check_alignment_id to check if an alignment ID is valid.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Path need not exist, use UNIX path as example
# anthus_aco_sub
alignment_id <- get_alignment_id("/home/homer/anthus_aco_sub.fas")
check_alignment_id(alignment_id)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the alignment IDs from one or more files.

Description

This is done in the same way as BEAST2 does by default The file extension will be used to determine which type of file is worked on.

Usage

get_alignment_ids(filenames)

Arguments

filenames

names of the files to be checked

Value

the IDs extracted from the one or more files

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames to get the alignment IDs from files known to be FASTA files

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_alignment_ids(
  get_beautier_paths(c("anthus_aco.fas", "anthus_nd2.fas"))
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the alignment ID from one or more FASTA filenames.

Description

This is done in the same way as BEAST2 does by default. The files are assumed to be FASTA. If this is not the case, there may be any kind of error message when calling this function.

Usage

get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames(fasta_filenames)

Arguments

fasta_filenames

One or more FASTA filenames. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

Value

the IDs from one or more FASTA files

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use get_alignment_ids to get the alignment IDs from multiple kids of files. Use are_fasta_filenames to see if the filenames all have a common FASTA filename extension.

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames(
  get_beautier_paths(c("anthus_aco.fas", "anthus_nd2.fas"))
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the path to the beautier temporary files folder

Description

Get the path to the beautier temporary files folder

Usage

get_beautier_folder()

Value

the path to the beautier temporary files folder

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_beautier_folder()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the full path of a file in the inst/extdata folder

Description

Get the full path of a file in the inst/extdata folder

Usage

get_beautier_path(filename)

Arguments

filename

the file's name, without the path

Value

the full path of the filename

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

for more files, use get_beautier_paths

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_beautier_path("test_output_0.fas")
get_beautier_path("anthus_aco.fas")
get_beautier_path("anthus_nd2.fas")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the full paths of files in the inst/extdata folder

Description

Get the full paths of files in the inst/extdata folder

Usage

get_beautier_paths(filenames)

Arguments

filenames

the files' names, without the path

Value

the filenames' full paths

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use get_beautier_path to get the path of one file

for one file, use get_beautier_path

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 get_beautier_paths(
   c("test_output_0.fas", "anthus_aco.fas", "anthus_nd2.fas")
 )

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get a temporary filename

Description

Get a temporary filename, similar to tempfile, except that it always writes to a temporary folder named beautier.

Usage

get_beautier_tempfilename(pattern = "file", fileext = "")

Arguments

pattern

a non-empty character vector giving the initial part of the name.

fileext

a non-empty character vector giving the file extension

Value

name for a temporary file

Note

this function is added to make sure no temporary cache files are left undeleted


Get the BEAUti name for a clock model

Description

Will stop if the clock model is an invalid clock model

Usage

get_clock_model_name(clock_model)

Arguments

clock_model

a clock model, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

name of the clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# StrictClock
get_clock_model_name(create_strict_clock_model())

# RelaxedClock
get_clock_model_name(create_rln_clock_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the clock model names

Description

Get the clock model names

Usage

get_clock_model_names()

Value

the clock model names

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_clock_models to create a list with all clock models

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_clock_model_names()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Collect the IDs of the list of clock models

Description

Collect the IDs of the list of clock models

Usage

get_clock_models_ids(clock_models)

Arguments

clock_models

a list of one or more clock models, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

IDs of the clock models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Obtain the crown age of a phylogeny.

Description

The crown age of a phylogeny is the time between the present and the moment of at which the first diversification (resulting in two lineages) happened.

Usage

get_crown_age(phylogeny)

Arguments

phylogeny

The phylogeny to obtain the crown age of

Value

the crown age of the phylogeny

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

phylogeny <- ape::read.tree(text = "(a:15,b:15):1;")
get_crown_age(phylogeny = phylogeny)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag.

Description

Get the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag.

Usage

get_default_beast_namespace()

Value

the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

* For BEAST2 v2.4, use get_default_beast_namespace_v2_4 * For BEAST2 v2.6, use get_default_beast_namespace_v2_6

Examples

get_default_beast_namespace()

Get the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag for BEAST 2.4

Description

Get the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag for BEAST 2.4

Usage

get_default_beast_namespace_v2_4()

Value

the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag for BEAST 2.4

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

get_default_beast_namespace_v2_4()

Get the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag for BEAST 2.6

Description

Get the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag for BEAST 2.6

Usage

get_default_beast_namespace_v2_6()

Value

the default 'namespace' element value of the 'beast' XML tag for BEAST 2.6

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

get_default_beast_namespace_v2_6()

Get the number of parameters a distribution uses

Description

Get the number of parameters a distribution uses

Usage

get_distr_n_params(distr)

Arguments

distr

a distribution, as created by create_distr or (preferable) its named functions

Value

the number of parameters that distribution uses

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_distr_n_params(create_beta_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_exp_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_gamma_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_inv_gamma_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_laplace_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_log_normal_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_normal_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_one_div_x_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_poisson_distr())
get_distr_n_params(create_uniform_distr())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the distribution names

Description

Get the distribution names

Usage

get_distr_names()

Value

the distribution names

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_distr_names()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the path of a FASTA file used in testing

Description

Get the path of a FASTA file used in testing

Usage

get_fasta_filename()

Value

the path of a FASTA file used in testing

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  input_filename <- get_fasta_filename()
  output_filename <- get_beautier_tempfilename()

  create_beast2_input_file(
    input_filename = input_filename,
    output_filename = output_filename
  )
  file.remove(output_filename)

  remove_beautier_folder()
}

Get the base of the filename base without extension

Description

The path need not to actually exist

Usage

get_file_base_sans_ext(filename)

Arguments

filename

A filename

Value

That filename without its full path and extension

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Path need not exist, use UNIX path as example
# test
get_file_base_sans_ext("/home/homer/test.txt")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Returns valid values for the freq_equilibrium argument

Description

Returns valid values for the freq_equilibrium argument

Usage

get_freq_equilibrium_names()

Value

the valid values for the freq_equilibrium argument

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the freq_equilibrium argument is used in create_gtr_site_model, create_hky_site_model, and create_tn93_site_model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_freq_equilibrium_names()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions in a gamma site model

Description

Get the number of distributions in a gamma site model

Usage

get_gamma_site_model_n_distrs(gamma_site_model)

Arguments

gamma_site_model

a site model's gamma site model, as returned by create_gamma_site_model

Value

the number of distributions a gamma site model has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_gamma_site_model to create a gamma site model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# zero distributions
gamma_site_model <- create_gamma_site_model()
get_gamma_site_model_n_distrs(
  gamma_site_model
)

gamma_site_model <- create_gamma_site_model(
 gamma_cat_count = 2,
 gamma_shape_prior_distr = create_exp_distr()
)

# one distribution
get_gamma_site_model_n_distrs(gamma_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Description

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Usage

get_gamma_site_model_n_params(gamma_site_model)

Arguments

gamma_site_model

a site model's gamma site model, as returned by create_gamma_site_model

Value

the number of parameters a site model has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# 0 parameters
get_gamma_site_model_n_params(
  create_gamma_site_model(gamma_cat_count = 0)
)

# 0 parameters
get_gamma_site_model_n_params(
  create_gamma_site_model(gamma_cat_count = 1)
)

# 1 parameter
get_gamma_site_model_n_params(
    create_gamma_site_model(
    gamma_cat_count = 2,
    gamma_shape_prior_distr = create_exp_distr()
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if there is at least one non-strict clock model in the list of one or more clock models

Description

Determines if there is at least one non-strict clock model in the list of one or more clock models

Usage

get_has_non_strict_clock_model(clock_models)

Arguments

clock_models

a list of one or more clock models, as returned by create_clock_model

Value

TRUE if there is at least one non-strict clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Get the filenames stored in an inference model.

Description

If there is no name for a tipdates file specified (as done by setting inference_model$tipdates_filename to NA, there will be one filename less returned

Usage

get_inference_model_filenames(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the filenames stored in an inference model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

inference_model <- create_inference_model()
filenames <- get_inference_model_filenames(inference_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the possible log modes

Description

Get the possible log modes

Usage

get_log_modes()

Value

the possible log modes

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

get_log_modes()

Get the possible log sorts

Description

Get the possible log sorts

Usage

get_log_sorts()

Value

the possible log sorts

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

get_log_sorts()

Get the filenames stored in an MCMC.

Description

If a filename is set to an empty string, to indicate a certain log file need not be created, this (non-)filename will not be returned.

Usage

get_mcmc_filenames(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

the filenames stored in an MCMC

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

mcmc <- create_mcmc()
mcmc$tracelog$filename <- "/home/john/trace.log"
mcmc$screenlog$filename <- "/home/john/screen.log"
mcmc$treelog$filename <- "/home/john/tree.log"

# 3 filenames
filenames <- get_mcmc_filenames(mcmc)

# If there is no need to write to the screenlog file ...
mcmc$screenlog$filename <- ""

# 2 filenames
# ... one file less will be created
filenames <- get_mcmc_filenames(mcmc)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Extract the number of taxa from a file

Description

Extract the number of taxa from a file

Usage

get_n_taxa(filename)

Arguments

filename

name of a FASTA file

Value

the number of taxa

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

fasta_filename <- get_beautier_path("test_output_5.fas")
# 5
get_n_taxa(fasta_filename)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the prefix of operator IDs

Description

Get the prefix of operator IDs

Usage

get_operator_id_pre(tree_prior)

Arguments

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

the prefix of operator IDs, similar to the name of a tree prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# BirthDeath
get_operator_id_pre(
  tree_prior = create_bd_tree_prior()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the parameter names

Description

Get the parameter names

Usage

get_param_names()

Value

the parameter names

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

names <- get_param_names()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get a function that, from a filename, returns the part without the directory.

Description

Or: get a function that returns the local version of a filename. Also, the function will return NA if the filename is NA

Usage

get_remove_dir_fun()

Value

a function to remove the folder name from a path

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

see check_rename_fun for an overview of file renaming functions


Get a function that removes the hex string from filenames.

Description

The default filenames created by beautier are temporary files, such as /home/john/.cache/tracelog_82c5888db98.log (on Linux), where /home/john/.cache is the location to a temporary folder (on Linux) and tracelog_82c5888db98.log the filename. The filename ends with a hex string (as is common for temporary files, as tempfile does so). Because beautier puts an underscore between the filename description (tracelog) and the hex string, this function removes both.

Usage

get_remove_hex_fun()

Value

a function to remove the hex string from filenames

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

f <- get_remove_hex_fun()
# /home/john/beast2.xml.state
f("/home/john/beast2_186c7404208c.xml.state")

# beast2.xml.state
f("beast2_186c7404208c.xml.state")

# NA
f(NA)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get a function to replace the directory of a filename

Description

Get a function to replace the directory of a filename

Usage

get_replace_dir_fun(new_dir_name = "")

Arguments

new_dir_name

the new directory name

Value

a function to replace the directory of a filename

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Get the number of distributions a site model has

Description

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Usage

get_site_model_n_distrs(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the number of distributions a site model has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# 5: rates AC, AG, AT, CG and GT
get_site_model_n_distrs(create_gtr_site_model())

# 1: kappa
get_site_model_n_distrs(create_hky_site_model())

# 0: npne
get_site_model_n_distrs(create_jc69_site_model())

# 2: kappa 1 and kappa 2
get_site_model_n_distrs(create_tn93_site_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Description

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Usage

get_site_model_n_params(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the number of parameters a site model has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Ten
get_site_model_n_params(create_gtr_site_model())

# Two
get_site_model_n_params(create_hky_site_model())

# Zero
get_site_model_n_params(create_jc69_site_model())

# Four
get_site_model_n_params(create_tn93_site_model())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the site models' names

Description

Get the site models' names

Usage

get_site_model_names()

Value

the site model names

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_site_models to get all site models

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_site_model_names()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Description

Get the number of distributions a site model has

Usage

get_site_models_n_distrs(site_models)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the number of distributions the site models have

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# 5
get_site_models_n_distrs(list(create_gtr_site_model()))
# 1
get_site_models_n_distrs(list(create_hky_site_model()))
# 0
get_site_models_n_distrs(list(create_jc69_site_model()))
# 2
get_site_models_n_distrs(list(create_tn93_site_model()))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions one or more site models have

Description

Get the number of distributions one or more site models have

Usage

get_site_models_n_params(site_models)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the number of parameters the site models have

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Ten
get_site_models_n_params(list(create_gtr_site_model()))

# Two
get_site_models_n_params(list(create_hky_site_model()))

# Zero
get_site_models_n_params(list(create_jc69_site_model()))

# Four
get_site_models_n_params(list(create_tn93_site_model()))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Extract the names of taxa from a file

Description

Extract the names of taxa from a file

Usage

get_taxa_names(filename)

Arguments

filename

name of a FASTA file

Value

the taxa names

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_taxa_names(get_beautier_path("anthus_aco_sub.fas"))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions a tree prior has

Description

Get the number of distributions a tree prior has

Usage

get_tree_prior_n_distrs(tree_prior)

Arguments

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

the number of distributions a tree prior has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# 2: birth_rate_distr and death_rate_distr
get_tree_prior_n_distrs(create_bd_tree_prior())

# 0:none
get_tree_prior_n_distrs(create_cbs_tree_prior())

# 1: pop_size_distr
get_tree_prior_n_distrs(create_ccp_tree_prior())

 # 2:pop_size_distr and growth_rate_distr
get_tree_prior_n_distrs(create_cep_tree_prior())

# 1: birth_rate_distr
get_tree_prior_n_distrs(create_yule_tree_prior())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of parameters a tree prior has

Description

Get the number of parameters a tree prior has

Usage

get_tree_prior_n_params(tree_prior)

Arguments

tree_prior

a tree_prior, as created by create_tree_prior

Value

the number of parameters a tree prior has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# birth_rate_distr is uniform, which has zero parameters
# death_rate_distr is uniform, which has zero parameters
get_tree_prior_n_params(create_bd_tree_prior())

# no distributions, no parameters
get_tree_prior_n_params(create_cbs_tree_prior())

# pop_size_distr is 1/x, which has zero parameters
get_tree_prior_n_params(create_ccp_tree_prior())

# pop_size_distr is 1/x, which has zero parameters
# growth_rate_distr is Laplace, which has two parameters
get_tree_prior_n_params(create_cep_tree_prior())

# birth_rate_distr is uniform, which has zero parameters
get_tree_prior_n_params(create_yule_tree_prior())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the tree prior names

Description

Get the tree prior names

Usage

get_tree_prior_names()

Value

the tree prior names

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_tree_priors to get all tree priors

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

get_tree_prior_names()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of distributions a tree prior has

Description

Get the number of distributions a tree prior has

Usage

get_tree_priors_n_distrs(tree_priors)

Arguments

tree_priors

one or more tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

the number of distributions a tree prior has

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Three distrubutions
get_tree_priors_n_distrs(
  list(
    create_bd_tree_prior(), # has two distributions
    create_ccp_tree_prior() # has one distribution
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the number of parameters a list of tree priors has

Description

Get the number of parameters a list of tree priors has

Usage

get_tree_priors_n_params(tree_priors)

Arguments

tree_priors

one or more tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

the number of parameters the tree priors have

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Two
get_tree_priors_n_params(
  list(
    create_bd_tree_prior(), # zero
    create_cep_tree_prior() # two
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the XML closing tag

Description

Get the XML closing tag

Usage

get_xml_closing_tag(text)

Arguments

text

lines of XML to extract the XML closing tag from

Value

the closing tag if found, else NA

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# my_tag
get_xml_closing_tag("<my_tag text=something></my_tag>")

# Will return NA
get_xml_closing_tag("<my_tag text=something/>")
get_xml_closing_tag("no_xml")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Get the XML opening tag

Description

Get the XML opening tag

Usage

get_xml_opening_tag(text)

Arguments

text

text to be determined to be valid

Value

the opening tag if found, else NA

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# my_tag
get_xml_opening_tag("<my_tag text=something/>")

# NA when there is no opening tag
get_xml_opening_tag("no_xml")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a GTR site model to XML, used in the prior section

Usage

gtr_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(site_model, beauti_options)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

gtr_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
    id = 1,
    rate_ac_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 2),
    rate_ag_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 3),
    rate_at_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 4),
    rate_cg_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 5),
    rate_gt_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 6)
  ),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Usage

gtr_site_model_to_xml_state(
  site_model,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determines if the inference model has an MRCA prior.

Description

Will stop if the inference model is invalid

Usage

has_mrca_prior(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

TRUE if the inference model has an MRCA prior, FALSE otherwise

Note

MRCA: 'Most Recent Common Ancestor'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# No MRCA prior
inference_model <- create_inference_model(
  mrca_prior = NA
)
has_mrca_prior(inference_model) # Returns FALSE

# A default MRCA prior
inference_model <- create_inference_model(
  mrca_prior = create_mrca_prior()
)
has_mrca_prior(inference_model) # Returns TRUE

check_empty_beautier_folder()

See if the inference model has one MRCA prior with a distribution

Description

See if the inference model has one MRCA prior with a distribution

Usage

has_mrca_prior_with_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

TRUE if the inference model has one MRCA prior with a distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the inference_model uses a relaxed log-normal clock model.

Description

Determine if the inference_model uses a relaxed log-normal clock model.

Usage

has_rln_clock_model(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

TRUE if the inference_model uses a relaxed log-normal clock model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # Yes, has a RLN clock model
  has_rln_clock_model(
    create_inference_model(clock_model = create_rln_clock_model())
  )

  # No RLN clock model
  has_rln_clock_model(
    create_inference_model(clock_model = create_strict_clock_model())
  )

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Determine if the inference_model uses a strict clock model.

Description

Determine if the inference_model uses a strict clock model

Usage

has_strict_clock_model(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

TRUE if the inference_model uses a strict clock model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Yes, has a strict clock model
has_strict_clock_model(
  create_inference_model(clock_model = create_strict_clock_model())
)

# No strict clock model
has_strict_clock_model(
  create_inference_model(clock_model = create_rln_clock_model())
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the inference_model uses tip dating.

Description

Determine if the inference_model uses tip dating

Usage

has_tip_dating(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

TRUE if the inference_model uses tip dating, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Yes, has tip dating
has_strict_clock_model(
  create_inference_model(
    tipdates_filename = get_beautier_path("test_output_0_tipdates.tsv")
  )
)

# No tip dating
has_strict_clock_model(
  create_inference_model()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Is an XML closing tag with the value of section present among the lines of the text?

Description

Is an XML closing tag with the value of section present among the lines of the text?

Usage

has_xml_closing_tag(lines, section)

Arguments

lines

lines of the XML text

section

the XML section

Value

TRUE if there is an XML closing tag with the value of section present. FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Is an XML opening tag with value 'section' present among the lines of the text?

Description

Is an XML opening tag with value 'section' present among the lines of the text?

Usage

has_xml_opening_tag(lines, section = NA)

Arguments

lines

lines of an XML text

section

if NA, this function returns TRUE if there is any XML opening tag. If section is set to a certain word, this function returns TRUE if that tag matches section

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Is an XML closing tag with short closing text in one of the lines of the text?

Description

Is an XML closing tag with short closing text in one of the lines of the text?

Usage

has_xml_short_closing_tag(lines)

Arguments

lines

lines of an XML text

Value

TRUE if there is an XML tag that also closes present in the lines of text, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
has_xml_short_closing_tag("<my_tag id=1/>")
# FALSE
has_xml_short_closing_tag("<my_tag id=1>text</my_tag>")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts an HKY site model to XML, used in the prior section

Usage

hky_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(site_model, beauti_options)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

hky_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_hky_site_model(
    id = 1,
    kappa_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 2)
  ),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Usage

hky_site_model_to_xml_state(
  site_model,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Indent text for a certain number of spaces. If the text is only whitespace, leave it as such

Description

Indent text for a certain number of spaces. If the text is only whitespace, leave it as such

Usage

indent(text, n_spaces = 4)

Arguments

text

the text to indent

n_spaces

the number of spaces to add before the text. BEAUti uses four spaces by default

Value

the indented text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a Birth-Death tree prior

Description

Initializes a Birth-Death tree prior

Usage

init_bd_tree_prior(bd_tree_prior, distr_id, param_id)

Arguments

bd_tree_prior

a Birth-Death tree prior, as created by create_bd_tree_prior

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Birth-Death tree prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a beta distribution

Description

Initializes a beta distribution

Usage

init_beta_distr(beta_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

beta_distr

a beta distribution, using create_beta_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized beta distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Description

Initializes a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Usage

init_ccp_tree_prior(ccp_tree_prior, distr_id, param_id)

Arguments

ccp_tree_prior

a Coalescent Constant Population tree prior, as returned by create_ccp_tree_prior

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Coalescent Constant Population tree prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Description

Initializes a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Usage

init_cep_tree_prior(cep_tree_prior, distr_id, param_id)

Arguments

cep_tree_prior

a Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior, as returned by create_cep_tree_prior

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes all clock models

Description

Initializes all clock models

Usage

init_clock_models(fasta_filenames, clock_models, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

fasta_filenames

One or more FASTA filenames. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

clock_models

a list of one or more clock models, as returned by create_clock_model

distr_id

the first distributions' ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

a list of initialized clock models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a distribution

Description

Initializes a distribution

Usage

init_distr(distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

distr

a distribution, using create_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes an exponential distribution

Description

Initializes an exponential distribution

Usage

init_exp_distr(exp_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

exp_distr

a exponential distribution, using create_exp_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized exponential distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a gamma distribution

Description

Initializes a gamma distribution

Usage

init_gamma_distr(gamma_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

gamma_distr

a gamma distribution, using create_gamma_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized gamma distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a gamma site model

Description

Initializes a gamma site model

Usage

init_gamma_site_model(gamma_site_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

gamma_site_model

a site model's gamma site model, as returned by create_gamma_site_model

distr_id

the first distributions' ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized gamma site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

gamma_site_model <- create_gamma_site_model(
  gamma_cat_count = 2,
  gamma_shape_prior_distr = create_one_div_x_distr(id = NA)
)
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_gamma_site_model(gamma_site_model)
gamma_site_model <- init_gamma_site_model(gamma_site_model)
# TRUE: now it is initialized
is_init_gamma_site_model(gamma_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initializes a GTR site model

Description

Initializes a GTR site model

Usage

init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

gtr_site_model

a GTR site model, as returned by create_gtr_site_model

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized GTR site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

gtr_site_model <- create_gtr_site_model()
# FALSE
is_init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)
gtr_site_model <- init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)
# TRUE
is_init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initializes an HKY site model

Description

Initializes an HKY site model

Usage

init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

hky_site_model

an HKY site model, as returned by create_hky_site_model

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized HKY site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

hky_site_model <- create_hky_site_model()
is_init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)
hky_site_model <- init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)
is_init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initialize an inference model

Description

Initialize an inference model

Usage

init_inference_model(input_filename, inference_model)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

an initialized inference model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes an inverse gamma distribution

Description

Initializes an inverse gamma distribution

Usage

init_inv_gamma_distr(inv_gamma_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

inv_gamma_distr

an inverse gamma distribution, using create_inv_gamma_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized inverse gamma distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a JC69 site model

Description

Initializes a JC69 site model

Usage

init_jc69_site_model(jc69_site_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

jc69_site_model

a JC69 site model, as returned by create_jc69_site_model

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized HKY site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

hky_site_model <- create_hky_site_model()
is_init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)
hky_site_model <- init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)
is_init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initializes an Laplace distribution

Description

Initializes an Laplace distribution

Usage

init_laplace_distr(laplace_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

laplace_distr

a Laplace distribution, using create_laplace_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Laplace distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes an log-normal distribution

Description

Initializes an log-normal distribution

Usage

init_log_normal_distr(log_normal_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

log_normal_distr

a log-normal distribution, using create_log_normal_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized log-normal distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initialize the MRCA prior.

Description

Initialized by

  • if no alignment ID is set, it is set by reading it from the alignment file

  • if no taxa names are set, these are set by reading these from the alignment file

Usage

init_mrca_prior(input_filename, inference_model)

Arguments

input_filename

A FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

an initialized MRCA prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes all MRCA priors

Description

Initializes all MRCA priors

Usage

init_mrca_priors(mrca_priors, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0, beauti_options)

Arguments

mrca_priors

a list of one or more Most Recent Common Ancestor priors, as returned by create_mrca_prior

distr_id

the first distributions' ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

a list of initialized MRCA priors

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes an normal distribution

Description

Initializes an normal distribution

Usage

init_normal_distr(normal_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

normal_distr

a normal distribution, using create_normal_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized normal distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes an one-divided-by-x distribution

Description

Initializes an one-divided-by-x distribution

Usage

init_one_div_x_distr(one_div_x_distr, distr_id = 0)

Arguments

one_div_x_distr

a one-divided-by-x distribution, using create_one_div_x_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

Value

an initialized one-divided-by-x distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a parameter

Description

Initializes a parameter

Usage

init_param(param, id)

Arguments

param

a parameter, using create_param

id

the parameter's ID. Will be ignored if the parameter already has an ID

Value

an initialized parameter

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes an Poisson distribution

Description

Initializes an Poisson distribution

Usage

init_poisson_distr(poisson_distr, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

poisson_distr

a Poisson distribution, using create_poisson_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Poisson distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a Relaxed Log-Normal clock model

Description

Initializes a Relaxed Log-Normal clock model

Usage

init_rln_clock_model(rln_clock_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

rln_clock_model

a Relaxed Log-Normal clock model, as returned by create_rln_clock_model

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Relaxed Log-Normal clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

rln_clock_model <- create_rln_clock_model()
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_rln_clock_model(rln_clock_model)
rln_clock_model <- init_rln_clock_model(rln_clock_model)
# Dimension is set to NA by default, for unknown reasons.
# Because 'init_rln_clock_model' does not initialize it (for
# unknown reasons), set it manually
rln_clock_model$dimension <- 42
# TRUE: now it is initialized
is_init_rln_clock_model(rln_clock_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initializes all site models

Description

Initializes all site models

Usage

init_site_models(site_models, ids, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

ids

one or more alignments' IDs. IDs can be extracted from their FASTA filenames with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

distr_id

the first distributions' ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

a list of initialized site models

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a strict clock model

Description

Initializes a strict clock model

Usage

init_strict_clock_model(strict_clock_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

strict_clock_model

a strict clock model, as returned by create_strict_clock_model

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized strict clock model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

strict_clock_model <- create_strict_clock_model()
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_strict_clock_model(strict_clock_model)
strict_clock_model <- init_strict_clock_model(strict_clock_model)
# TRUE: initialized
is_init_strict_clock_model(strict_clock_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initializes a TN93 site model

Description

Initializes a TN93 site model

Usage

init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

tn93_site_model

a TN93 site model, as returned by create_tn93_site_model

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized TN93 site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

tn93_site_model <- create_tn93_site_model()
is_init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)
tn93_site_model <- init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)
is_init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Initializes all tree priors

Description

Initializes all tree priors

Usage

init_tree_priors(tree_priors, ids, distr_id = 0, param_id = 0)

Arguments

tree_priors

one or more tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

ids

one or more alignments' IDs. IDs can be extracted from their FASTA filenames with get_alignment_ids_from_fasta_filenames)

distr_id

the first distributions' ID

param_id

the first parameter's ID

Value

a list of initialized tree priors

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a uniform distribution

Description

Initializes a uniform distribution

Usage

init_uniform_distr(uniform_distr, distr_id = 0)

Arguments

uniform_distr

a uniform distribution, using create_uniform_distr

distr_id

the first distribution's ID

Value

an initialized uniform distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Initializes a Yule tree prior

Description

Initializes a Yule tree prior

Usage

init_yule_tree_prior(yule_tree_prior, distr_id, param_id)

Arguments

yule_tree_prior

a Yule tree_prior, as created by create_yule_tree_prior

distr_id

a distributions' ID

param_id

a parameter's ID

Value

an initialized Yule tree prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Puts spaces in between the lines

Description

Puts spaces in between the lines

Usage

interspace(lines)

Arguments

lines

lines of text

Value

interspaced lines of text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the object is a valid alpha parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid alpha parameter

Usage

is_alpha_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid alpha parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid alpha parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_alpha_param(create_alpha_param())
is_alpha_param(create_beta_param())
is_alpha_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_alpha_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_alpha_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_alpha_param(create_lambda_param())
is_alpha_param(create_m_param())
is_alpha_param(create_mean_param())
is_alpha_param(create_mu_param())
is_alpha_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_alpha_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_alpha_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_alpha_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_alpha_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_alpha_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_alpha_param(create_s_param())
is_alpha_param(create_scale_param())
is_alpha_param(create_sigma_param())

is_alpha_param(NA)
is_alpha_param(NULL)
is_alpha_param("nonsense")
is_alpha_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_alpha_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_alpha_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_alpha_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid b_pop_sizes parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid b_pop_sizes parameter

Usage

is_b_pop_sizes_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid b_pop_sizes parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid b_pop_sizes parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_alpha_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_b_pop_sizes_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_beta_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_lambda_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_m_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_mean_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_mu_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_s_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_scale_param())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_sigma_param())

is_b_pop_sizes_param(NA)
is_b_pop_sizes_param(NULL)
is_b_pop_sizes_param("nonsense")
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_b_pop_sizes_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid Birth Death tree prior

Description

Determine if the object is a valid Birth Death tree prior

Usage

is_bd_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid birth death tree prior

Value

TRUE if x is a valid birth death tree prior, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_bd_tree_prior to create a valid Birth-Death tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

  is_bd_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
  !is_bd_tree_prior(create_cbs_tree_prior())
  !is_bd_tree_prior(create_ccp_tree_prior())
  !is_bd_tree_prior(create_cep_tree_prior())
  !is_bd_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid beauti_options

Description

Determine if the object is a valid beauti_options

Usage

is_beauti_options(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a beauti_options

Value

TRUE if the object is a valid beauti_options, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use create_beauti_options to create a valid beauti_options object

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_beauti_options(create_beauti_options())

# FALSE
is_beauti_options("nonsense")
is_beauti_options(NA)
is_beauti_options(NULL)
is_beauti_options("")
is_beauti_options(c())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid beta distribution, as created by create_beta_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid beta distribution, as created by create_beta_distr

Usage

is_beta_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid beta distribution,

Value

TRUE if x is a valid beta distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_beta_distr(create_beta_distr())
# FALSE
is_beta_distr(create_exp_distr())
is_beta_distr(NA)
is_beta_distr(NULL)
is_beta_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid beta parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid beta parameter

Usage

is_beta_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid beta parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid beta parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_beta_param(create_alpha_param())
is_beta_param(create_beta_param())
is_beta_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_beta_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_beta_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_beta_param(create_lambda_param())
is_beta_param(create_m_param())
is_beta_param(create_mean_param())
is_beta_param(create_mu_param())
is_beta_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_beta_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_beta_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_beta_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_beta_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_beta_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_beta_param(create_s_param())
is_beta_param(create_scale_param())
is_beta_param(create_sigma_param())

is_beta_param(NA)
is_beta_param(NULL)
is_beta_param("nonsense")
is_beta_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_beta_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_beta_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_beta_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid constant coalescent Bayesian skyline prior

Description

Determine if the object is a valid constant coalescent Bayesian skyline prior

Usage

is_cbs_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid constant coalescent Bayesian skyline prior

Value

'TRUE' if 'x' is a valid constant coalescent Bayesian skyline prior, 'FALSE' otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_cbs_tree_prior to create a valid coalescent Bayes skyline tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_cbs_tree_prior(create_cbs_tree_prior())

# FALSE
is_cbs_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_cbs_tree_prior(create_ccp_tree_prior())
is_cbs_tree_prior(create_cep_tree_prior())
is_cbs_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid constant coalescence population tree prior

Description

Determine if the object is a valid constant coalescence population tree prior

Usage

is_ccp_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid constant coalescence population tree prior

Value

TRUE if x is a valid constant coalescence population tree prior, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_ccp_tree_prior to create a valid constant coalescence population tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()
  !is_ccp_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
  !is_ccp_tree_prior(create_cbs_tree_prior())
  is_ccp_tree_prior(create_ccp_tree_prior())
  !is_ccp_tree_prior(create_cep_tree_prior())
  !is_ccp_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())
check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid coalescent exponential population tree prior

Description

Determine if the object is a valid coalescent exponential population tree prior

Usage

is_cep_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid constant coalescent exponential population tree prior

Value

TRUE if x is a valid coalescent exponential population tree prior, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_cep_tree_prior to create a valid coalescent exponential population tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

  !is_cep_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
  !is_cep_tree_prior(create_cbs_tree_prior())
  !is_cep_tree_prior(create_ccp_tree_prior())
  is_cep_tree_prior(create_cep_tree_prior())
  !is_cep_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid clock_model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid clock_model

Usage

is_clock_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a clock_model

Value

TRUE if the clock_model is a valid clock_model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

see create_clock_model for an overview of functions to create valid clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_clock_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_clock_model(create_rln_clock_model())

# FALSE
is_clock_model(NA)
is_clock_model(NULL)
is_clock_model("nonsense")
is_clock_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_clock_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the name is a valid clock model name

Description

Determines if the name is a valid clock model name

Usage

is_clock_model_name(name)

Arguments

name

the name to be tested

Value

TRUE if the name is a valid clock_model name, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_clock_model_name("relaxed_log_normal")
is_clock_model_name("strict")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid clock_rate parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid clock_rate parameter

Usage

is_clock_rate_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid clock_rate parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid clock_rate parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_clock_rate_param(create_alpha_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_beta_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_lambda_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_m_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_mean_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_mu_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_s_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_scale_param())
is_clock_rate_param(create_sigma_param())

is_clock_rate_param(NA)
is_clock_rate_param(NULL)
is_clock_rate_param("nonsense")
is_clock_rate_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_clock_rate_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_clock_rate_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_clock_rate_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the MCMC is a default MCMC

Description

Determine if the MCMC is a default MCMC

Usage

is_default_mcmc(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

TRUE if the MCMC is a default MCMC

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # TRUE: An MCMC created by 'create_mcmc' is default.
  is_default_mcmc(create_mcmc())

  # FALSE: An MCMC created by 'create_ns_mcmc' is not
  is_default_mcmc(create_ns_mcmc())

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Determine if the object is a valid distribution

Description

Determine if the object is a valid distribution

Usage

is_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_beta_distr, is_exp_distr, is_gamma_distr, is_inv_gamma_distr, is_laplace_distr, is_log_normal_distr, is_normal_distr, is_one_div_x_distr, is_poisson_distr, or is_uniform_distr, to check for more specific distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_distr(create_beta_distr())
is_distr(create_exp_distr())
is_distr(create_gamma_distr())
is_distr(create_inv_gamma_distr())
is_distr(create_laplace_distr())
is_distr(create_log_normal_distr())
is_distr(create_normal_distr())
is_distr(create_one_div_x_distr())
is_distr(create_poisson_distr())
is_distr(create_uniform_distr())

# FALSE
is_distr(NA)
is_distr(NULL)
is_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the name is a valid distribution name

Description

Determines if the name is a valid distribution name

Usage

is_distr_name(name)

Arguments

name

the name to be tested

Value

TRUE if the name is a valid distribution name, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_distr_name("uniform")
is_distr_name("normal")
is_distr_name("one_div_x")
is_distr_name("log_normal")
is_distr_name("exponential")
is_distr_name("gamma")
is_distr_name("beta")
is_distr_name("laplace")
is_distr_name("inv_gamma")
is_distr_name("poisson")
# FALSE
is_distr_name("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid exponential distribution as created by create_exp_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid exponential distribution as created by create_exp_distr

Usage

is_exp_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid exponential distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid exponential distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_exp_distr(create_exp_distr())
# FALSE
is_exp_distr(create_gamma_distr())
is_exp_distr(NA)
is_exp_distr(NULL)
is_exp_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Checks if name is a valid freq_equilibrium argument value

Description

Checks if name is a valid freq_equilibrium argument value

Usage

is_freq_equilibrium_name(name)

Arguments

name

the name to check if it is a valid freq_equilibrium argument value

Value

TRUE if the name is a valid freq_equilibrium value

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the freq_equilibrium argument is used by create_gtr_site_model, create_hky_site_model, and create_tn93_site_model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_freq_equilibrium_name("estimated")
is_freq_equilibrium_name("empirical")
is_freq_equilibrium_name("all_equal")
# FALSE
is_freq_equilibrium_name("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid freq parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid freq parameter

Usage

is_freq_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid freq parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid freq parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

freq parameters are returned by create_freq_param

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_freq_param(create_alpha_param())
is_freq_param(create_beta_param())
is_freq_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_freq_param(create_freq_param())
is_freq_param(create_freq_param())
is_freq_param(create_kappa_param())
is_freq_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_freq_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_freq_param(create_lambda_param())
is_freq_param(create_m_param())
is_freq_param(create_mean_param())
is_freq_param(create_mu_param())
is_freq_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_freq_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_freq_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_freq_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_freq_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_freq_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_freq_param(create_s_param())
is_freq_param(create_scale_param())
is_freq_param(create_sigma_param())

is_freq_param(NA)
is_freq_param(NULL)
is_freq_param("nonsense")
is_freq_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_freq_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_freq_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_freq_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid gamma distribution, as created by create_gamma_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid gamma distribution, as created by create_gamma_distr

Usage

is_gamma_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid gamma distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid gamma distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_gamma_distr(create_gamma_distr())
# FALSE
is_gamma_distr(create_inv_gamma_distr())
is_gamma_distr(NA)
is_gamma_distr(NULL)
is_gamma_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Is object x a gamma site model?

Description

Is object x a gamma site model?

Usage

is_gamma_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to be determined if it is a valid gamma site object

Value

TRUE if x is a valid gamma site object, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_gamma_site_model(create_gamma_site_model())

# FALSE
is_gamma_site_model("nonsense")
is_gamma_site_model(NA)
is_gamma_site_model(NULL)
is_gamma_site_model("")
is_gamma_site_model(c())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid GTR site model, as created by create_gtr_site_model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid GTR site model, as created by create_gtr_site_model

Usage

is_gtr_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid GTR site model

Value

TRUE if x is a valid GTR site model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# site models
is_gtr_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())
is_gtr_site_model(create_hky_site_model())
is_gtr_site_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_gtr_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())

# other models
is_gtr_site_model(NA)
is_gtr_site_model(NULL)
is_gtr_site_model("nonsense")
is_gtr_site_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_gtr_site_model(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_gtr_site_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid HKY site model, as created by create_hky_site_model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid HKY site model, as created by create_hky_site_model

Usage

is_hky_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid HKY site model

Value

TRUE if x is a valid HKY site model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# site models
is_hky_site_model(create_hky_site_model())
is_hky_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())
is_hky_site_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_hky_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())

# other models
is_hky_site_model(NA)
is_hky_site_model(NULL)
is_hky_site_model("nonsense")
is_hky_site_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_hky_site_model(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_hky_site_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid ID

Description

Determine if the object is a valid ID

Usage

is_id(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid ID

Value

TRUE if x is a valid ID, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

to check multiple IDs, use are_ids

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_id("anthus_aco")
is_id(3)

# FALSE
is_id(ape::rcoal(3))
is_id(NULL)
is_id(NA)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Is there at least one regular expression having a match with the line?

Description

Is there at least one regular expression having a match with the line?

Usage

is_in_patterns(line, patterns)

Arguments

line

a line of text

patterns

one or more regular expression patterns

Value

TRUE if there is at least one match found

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the input is an inference model

Description

Determine if the input is an inference model

Usage

is_inference_model(x)

Arguments

x

object to be determined of if it is an inference model

Value

TRUE if the object is an inference model


Determine if x is an initialized Birth-Death tree_prior object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Birth-Death tree_prior object

Usage

is_init_bd_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Birth-Death tree prior object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Birth-Death tree_prior object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized beta distribution object as created by create_beta_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized beta distribution object as created by create_beta_distr

Usage

is_init_beta_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized beta distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized beta distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree_prior object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree_prior object

Usage

is_init_cbs_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree prior object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Coalescent Bayesian Skyline tree prior object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized Coalescent Constant Population tree_prior object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Coalescent Constant Population tree_prior object

Usage

is_init_ccp_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Coalescent Constant Population tree prior object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Coalescent Constant Population tree prior object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized Coalescent Exponential Population tree_prior object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Coalescent Exponential Population tree_prior object

Usage

is_init_cep_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Coalescent Exponential Population tree prior object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized clock_model object, as created by create_clock_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized clock_model object, as created by create_clock_model

Usage

is_init_clock_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized clock_models object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized clock_model object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized distribution object as created by create_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized distribution object as created by create_distr

Usage

is_init_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized exponential distribution object as created by create_exp_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized exponential distribution object as created by create_exp_distr

Usage

is_init_exp_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized exponential distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized exponential distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized gamma distribution object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized gamma distribution object

Usage

is_init_gamma_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized gamma distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized gamma distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized gamma site model, as created by create_gamma_site_model

Usage

is_init_gamma_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized gamma site_models object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized gamma site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized GTR site model as created by create_gtr_site_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized GTR site model as created by create_gtr_site_model

Usage

is_init_gtr_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized GTR site model

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized GTR site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

gtr_site_model <- create_gtr_site_model()
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)
gtr_site_model <- init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)
# TRUE: now it is initialized
is_init_gtr_site_model(gtr_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x is an initialized HKY site model as created by create_hky_site_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized HKY site model as created by create_hky_site_model

Usage

is_init_hky_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized HKY site model

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized HKY site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

hky_site_model <- create_hky_site_model()
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)
hky_site_model <- init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)
# TRUE: now it is initialized
is_init_hky_site_model(hky_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x is an initialized inverse-gamma distribution as created by create_inv_gamma_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized inverse-gamma distribution as created by create_inv_gamma_distr

Usage

is_init_inv_gamma_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized inverse-gamma distribution

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized inverse-gamma distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized JC69 site model as created by create_jc69_site_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized JC69 site model as created by create_jc69_site_model

Usage

is_init_jc69_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized JC69 site model

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized JC69 site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

jc69_site_model <- create_jc69_site_model(
  gamma_site_model = create_gamma_site_model(
    gamma_cat_count = 2,
    gamma_shape_prior_distr = create_normal_distr()
  )
)
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_jc69_site_model(jc69_site_model)
jc69_site_model <- init_jc69_site_model(jc69_site_model)
# TRUE: now it is initialized
is_init_jc69_site_model(jc69_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x is an initialized Laplace distribution as created by create_laplace_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Laplace distribution as created by create_laplace_distr

Usage

is_init_laplace_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Laplace distribution

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Laplace distribution

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized log_normal distribution object as created by create_log_normal_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized log_normal distribution object as created by create_log_normal_distr

Usage

is_init_log_normal_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized log_normal distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized log_normal distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized MRCA prior

Description

Determine if x is an initialized MRCA prior

Usage

is_init_mrca_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized MRCA prior

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized MRCA prior

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized normal distribution object as created by create_normal_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized normal distribution object as created by create_normal_distr

Usage

is_init_normal_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized normal distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized normal distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized one_div_x distribution object as created by create_one_div_x_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized one_div_x distribution object as created by create_one_div_x_distr

Usage

is_init_one_div_x_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized one_div_x distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized one_div_x distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized parameter, as created by create_param

Description

Determine if x is an initialized parameter, as created by create_param

Usage

is_init_param(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized parameter

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized Poisson distribution object as created by create_poisson_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Poisson distribution object as created by create_poisson_distr

Usage

is_init_poisson_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Poisson distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Poisson distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized relaxed log-normal clock_model object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized relaxed log-normal clock_model object

Usage

is_init_rln_clock_model(rln_clock_model)

Arguments

rln_clock_model

a Relaxed Log-Normal clock model, as returned by create_rln_clock_model

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized relaxed log-normal clock_model object, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized site model, as created by create_site_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized site model, as created by create_site_model

Usage

is_init_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized site_models object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized strict clock_model object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized strict clock_model object

Usage

is_init_strict_clock_model(strict_clock_model)

Arguments

strict_clock_model

a strict clock model, as returned by create_strict_clock_model

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized strict clock_model object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized tn93 site model as created by create_tn93_site_model

Description

Determine if x is an initialized tn93 site model as created by create_tn93_site_model

Usage

is_init_tn93_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized TN93 site model

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized TN93 site model

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

tn93_site_model <- create_tn93_site_model()
# FALSE: not yet initialized
is_init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)
tn93_site_model <- init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)
# TRUE: now it is initialized
is_init_tn93_site_model(tn93_site_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if x is an initialized tree_prior objects

Description

Determine if x is an initialized tree_prior objects

Usage

is_init_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized tree_priors object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized tree_prior object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized uniform distribution object as created by create_uniform_distr

Description

Determine if x is an initialized uniform distribution object as created by create_uniform_distr

Usage

is_init_uniform_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized uniform distribution object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized uniform distribution object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if x is an initialized Yule tree_prior object

Description

Determine if x is an initialized Yule tree_prior object

Usage

is_init_yule_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

the object to check if it is an initialized Yule tree prior object

Value

TRUE if x is an initialized Yule tree_prior object

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the object is a valid inverse-gamma distribution as created by create_inv_gamma_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid inverse-gamma distribution as created by create_inv_gamma_distr

Usage

is_inv_gamma_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid inverse-gamma distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid inverse-gamma distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_inv_gamma_distr(create_inv_gamma_distr())
# FALSE
is_inv_gamma_distr(create_laplace_distr())
is_inv_gamma_distr(NA)
is_inv_gamma_distr(NULL)
is_inv_gamma_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid JC69 site model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid JC69 site model

Usage

is_jc69_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid JC69 site model

Value

TRUE if x is a valid JC69 site model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# site models
is_jc69_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())
is_jc69_site_model(create_hky_site_model())
is_jc69_site_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_jc69_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())

# other models
is_jc69_site_model(NA)
is_jc69_site_model(NULL)
is_jc69_site_model("nonsense")
is_jc69_site_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_jc69_site_model(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_jc69_site_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid kappa 1 parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid kappa 1 parameter

Usage

is_kappa_1_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid kappa 1 parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid kappa 1 parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

kappa 1 parameters are returned by create_kappa_1_param

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_kappa_1_param(create_alpha_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_beta_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_kappa_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_lambda_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_m_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_mean_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_mu_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_s_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_scale_param())
is_kappa_1_param(create_sigma_param())

is_kappa_1_param(NA)
is_kappa_1_param(NULL)
is_kappa_1_param("nonsense")
is_kappa_1_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_kappa_1_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_kappa_1_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_kappa_1_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid kappa 2 parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid kappa 2 parameter

Usage

is_kappa_2_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid kappa 2 parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid kappa_2 parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

kappa 2 parameters are returned by create_kappa_2_param

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_kappa_2_param(create_alpha_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_beta_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_lambda_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_m_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_mean_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_mu_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_s_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_scale_param())
is_kappa_2_param(create_sigma_param())

is_kappa_2_param(NA)
is_kappa_2_param(NULL)
is_kappa_2_param("nonsense")
is_kappa_2_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_kappa_2_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_kappa_2_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_kappa_2_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid kappa parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid kappa parameter

Usage

is_kappa_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid kappa parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid kappa parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

kappa parameters are returned by create_kappa_param

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_kappa_param(create_alpha_param())
is_kappa_param(create_beta_param())
is_kappa_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_kappa_param(create_kappa_param())
is_kappa_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_kappa_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_kappa_param(create_lambda_param())
is_kappa_param(create_m_param())
is_kappa_param(create_mean_param())
is_kappa_param(create_mu_param())
is_kappa_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_kappa_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_kappa_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_kappa_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_kappa_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_kappa_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_kappa_param(create_s_param())
is_kappa_param(create_scale_param())
is_kappa_param(create_sigma_param())

is_kappa_param(NA)
is_kappa_param(NULL)
is_kappa_param("nonsense")
is_kappa_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_kappa_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_kappa_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_kappa_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid lambda parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid lambda parameter

Usage

is_lambda_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid lambda parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid lambda parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

lambda parameters are returned by create_lambda_param

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_lambda_param(create_alpha_param())
is_lambda_param(create_beta_param())
is_lambda_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_lambda_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_lambda_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_lambda_param(create_lambda_param())
is_lambda_param(create_m_param())
is_lambda_param(create_mean_param())
is_lambda_param(create_mu_param())
is_lambda_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_lambda_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_lambda_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_lambda_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_lambda_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_lambda_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_lambda_param(create_s_param())
is_lambda_param(create_scale_param())
is_lambda_param(create_sigma_param())

is_lambda_param(NA)
is_lambda_param(NULL)
is_lambda_param("nonsense")
is_lambda_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_lambda_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_lambda_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_lambda_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid Laplace distribution, as created by create_laplace_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid Laplace distribution, as created by create_laplace_distr

Usage

is_laplace_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid Laplace distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid Laplace distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

# TRUE
is_laplace_distr(create_laplace_distr())
# FALSE
is_laplace_distr(create_log_normal_distr())
is_laplace_distr(NA)
is_laplace_distr(NULL)
is_laplace_distr("nonsense")

Determine if the object is a valid log-normal distribution, as created by create_log_normal_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid log-normal distribution, as created by create_log_normal_distr

Usage

is_log_normal_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid log-normal distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid log-normal distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_log_normal_distr(create_log_normal_distr())
# FALSE
is_log_normal_distr(create_normal_distr())
is_distr(NA)
is_distr(NULL)
is_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid m parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid m parameter

Usage

is_m_param(m_param)

Arguments

m_param

an m parameter, as created by create_m_param

Value

TRUE if x is a valid m parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_m_param(create_alpha_param())
is_m_param(create_beta_param())
is_m_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_m_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_m_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_m_param(create_lambda_param())
is_m_param(create_m_param())
is_m_param(create_mean_param())
is_m_param(create_mu_param())
is_m_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_m_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_m_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_m_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_m_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_m_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_m_param(create_s_param())
is_m_param(create_scale_param())
is_m_param(create_sigma_param())

is_m_param(NA)
is_m_param(NULL)
is_m_param("nonsense")
is_m_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_m_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_m_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_m_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid MCMC

Description

Determine if the object is a valid MCMC

Usage

is_mcmc(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid MCMC

Value

TRUE if x is a valid MCMC, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # Returns TRUE
  is_mcmc(create_mcmc())
  is_mcmc(create_ns_mcmc())

  # Returns FALSE
  is_mcmc("nonsense")
  is_mcmc(NULL)
  is_mcmc(NA)
  is_mcmc("")
  is_mcmc(c())

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Determine if the object is a valid Nested-Sampling MCMC, as used in [1]

Description

Determine if the object is a valid Nested-Sampling MCMC, as used in [1]

Usage

is_mcmc_nested_sampling(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid MCMC

Value

TRUE if x is a valid Nested-Sampling MCMC, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

References

* [1] Patricio Maturana Russel, Brendon J Brewer, Steffen Klaere, Remco R Bouckaert; Model Selection and Parameter Inference in Phylogenetics Using Nested Sampling, Systematic Biology, 2018, syy050, https://doi.org/10.1093/sysbio/syy050

See Also

Use create_ns_mcmc to create an NS MCMC

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # TRUE
  is_nested_sampling_mcmc(create_ns_mcmc())
  # FALSE
  is_nested_sampling_mcmc(create_mcmc())
  is_nested_sampling_mcmc("nonsense")

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Determine if the object is a valid mean parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid mean parameter

Usage

is_mean_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid mean parameter, as created by create_mean_param)

Value

TRUE if x is a valid mean parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_mean_param(create_alpha_param())
is_mean_param(create_beta_param())
is_mean_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_mean_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_mean_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_mean_param(create_lambda_param())
is_mean_param(create_m_param())
is_mean_param(create_mean_param())
is_mean_param(create_mu_param())
is_mean_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_mean_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_mean_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_mean_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_mean_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_mean_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_mean_param(create_s_param())
is_mean_param(create_scale_param())
is_mean_param(create_sigma_param())

is_mean_param(NA)
is_mean_param(NULL)
is_mean_param("nonsense")
is_mean_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_mean_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_mean_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_mean_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if an MRCA prior's alignment IDs is present in the FASTA file

Description

Determine if an MRCA prior's alignment IDs is present in the FASTA file

Usage

is_mrca_align_id_in_fasta(mrca_prior, fasta_filename)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

fasta_filename

a FASTA filename. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename. Note that BEAST2 also supports missing data, by using a dash (-) or question mark (?) as a sequence.

Value

TRUE if the MRCA prior's alignment IDs is present in the FASTA file. Returns FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if an MRCA prior's alignment IDs are present in the FASTA files

Description

Determine if an MRCA prior's alignment IDs are present in the FASTA files

Usage

is_mrca_align_ids_in_fastas(mrca_prior, fasta_filenames)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

fasta_filenames

One or more FASTA filenames. Use get_fasta_filename to obtain a testing FASTA filename.

Value

TRUE if the MRCA prior's alignment IDs is present in the FASTA files. Returns FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine of the object is an empty (NA) or valid MRCA prior.

Description

Determine of the object is an empty (NA) or valid MRCA prior.

Usage

is_mrca_prior(mrca_prior)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

Value

TRUE if x is an MRCA prior, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_mrca_prior(create_mrca_prior())
# Also 'NA' is a valid MRCA prior,
# denoting that there no MRCA priors
is_mrca_prior(NA)

# FALSE
is_mrca_prior(NULL)
is_mrca_prior("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

See if x is one MRCA prior with a distribution

Description

See if x is one MRCA prior with a distribution

Usage

is_mrca_prior_with_distr(x)

Arguments

x

the object to be tested

Value

TRUE if x is one MRCA prior with a distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the object is a valid mu parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid mu parameter

Usage

is_mu_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid mu parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid mu parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_mu_param creates a mu parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_mu_param(create_alpha_param())
is_mu_param(create_beta_param())
is_mu_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_mu_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_mu_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_mu_param(create_lambda_param())
is_mu_param(create_m_param())
is_mu_param(create_mean_param())
is_mu_param(create_mu_param())
is_mu_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_mu_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_mu_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_mu_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_mu_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_mu_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_mu_param(create_s_param())
is_mu_param(create_scale_param())
is_mu_param(create_sigma_param())

is_mu_param(NA)
is_mu_param(NULL)
is_mu_param("nonsense")
is_mu_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_mu_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_mu_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_mu_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid normal distribution as created by create_normal_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid normal distribution as created by create_normal_distr

Usage

is_normal_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid normal distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid normal distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_normal_distr(create_normal_distr())
# FALSE
is_normal_distr(create_one_div_x_distr())
is_normal_distr(NA)
is_normal_distr(NULL)
is_normal_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the environment is AppVeyor

Description

Determines if the environment is AppVeyor

Usage

is_on_appveyor()

Value

TRUE if run on AppVeyor, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_appveyor()) {
    message("Running on AppVeyor")
  }

Determines if the environment is a continuous integration service

Description

Determines if the environment is a continuous integration service

Usage

is_on_ci()

Value

TRUE if run on AppVeyor or Travis CI, FALSE otherwise

Note

It is possible to fake being on continuous integration service, in this case GitHub Actions, using:

“'r Sys.setenv(GITHUB_ACTIONS = "I fake being on GitHub Actions") is_on_ci() # Will be true “'

To undo this, do

“'r Sys.setenv(GITHUB_ACTIONS = "") is_on_ci() # Will be false “'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

is_on_ci()

Determines if the environment is GitHub Actions

Description

Determines if the environment is GitHub Actions

Usage

is_on_github_actions()

Value

TRUE if run on GitHub Actions, FALSE otherwise

Note

It is possible to fake being on GitHub Actions, using:

“'r Sys.setenv(GITHUB_ACTIONS = "I fake being on GitHub Actions") is_on_github_actions() # Will be true “'

To undo this, do

“'r Sys.setenv(GITHUB_ACTIONS = "") is_on_github_actions() # Will be false “'

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_github_actions()) {
  message("Running on GitHub Actions")
}

Determines if the environment is Travis CI

Description

Determines if the environment is Travis CI

Usage

is_on_travis()

Value

TRUE if run on Travis CI, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {
    message("Running on Travis CI")
  }

Check if the argument is one boolean

Description

Check if the argument is one boolean

Usage

is_one_bool(x)

Arguments

x

the argument to be tested to be boolean

Value

TRUE if the argument is one boolean, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_one_bool(TRUE)
is_one_bool(FALSE)

# FALSE
is_one_bool(NULL)
is_one_bool(NA)
is_one_bool(c())
is_one_bool("nonsense")
is_one_bool(is_one_bool)
is_one_bool(c(TRUE, FALSE))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 1/x distribution, as created by create_one_div_x_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 1/x distribution, as created by create_one_div_x_distr

Usage

is_one_div_x_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 1/x distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 1/x distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_one_div_x_distr(create_one_div_x_distr())
# FALSE
is_one_div_x_distr(create_poisson_distr())
is_one_div_x_distr(NA)
is_one_div_x_distr(NULL)
is_one_div_x_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the argument is a double

Description

Determines if the argument is a double

Usage

is_one_double(x)

Arguments

x

the object to be determined of if it is one double

Value

TRUE if the argument is one floating point value, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_one_double(314)
is_one_double(0)
is_one_double(-314)
is_one_double(3.14)

# FALSE
is_one_double(NULL)
is_one_double(NA)
is_one_double(Inf)
is_one_double("nonsense")
is_one_double(is_one_double)
is_one_double(c())
is_one_double(c(1, 2))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if an object is one empty string

Description

Determine if an object is one empty string

Usage

is_one_empty_string(x)

Arguments

x

the object that may be one string that may be empty

Value

TRUE is 'x' is one string that is empty

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

# TRUE
is_one_empty_string("")

# FALSE
is_one_empty_string("3.14")
is_one_empty_string(c("", ""))
is_one_empty_string(42)
is_one_empty_string("nonsense")

Determines if the argument is a whole number

Description

Determines if the argument is a whole number

Usage

is_one_int(x, tolerance = .Machine$double.eps^0.5)

Arguments

x

the object to be determined of if it is one integer

tolerance

tolerance to rounding errors

Value

TRUE if the argument is one int, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_one_int(314)
is_one_int(0)
is_one_int(-314)
# FALSE
is_one_int(3.14)
is_one_int(NULL)
is_one_int(NA)
is_one_int(Inf)
is_one_int("nonsense")
is_one_int(c())
is_one_int(c(1, 2))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if x is one NA

Description

Determines if x is one NA

Usage

is_one_na(x)

Arguments

x

the object to be determined if it is one NA

Value

TRUE if x is one NA, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()


check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the argument is one string

Description

Determines if the argument is one string

Usage

is_one_string(x)

Arguments

x

the object to be determined of if it is one string

Value

TRUE if the argument is one string, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_one_string("This is one string")

# FALSE
is_one_string(NULL)
is_one_string(NA)
is_one_string(Inf)
is_one_string(314)
is_one_string(0)
is_one_string(-314)
is_one_string(3.14)
is_one_string(c("a", "b"))
is_one_string(is_one_string)
is_one_string(c())
is_one_string(c(1, 2))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

General function to create a distribution.

Description

General function to create a distribution.

Usage

is_one_string_that_is_a_number(x)

Arguments

x

the object that may be one string that may be a number

Value

TRUE is 'x' is one string that is a number

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

# TRUE
is_one_string_that_is_a_number("3.14")

# FALSE
is_one_string_that_is_a_number(c("3.14", "42"))
is_one_string_that_is_a_number("")
is_one_string_that_is_a_number(42)
is_one_string_that_is_a_number("nonsense")

Determine if the object is a valid parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid parameter

Usage

is_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid parameter, as created by create_param)

Value

TRUE if x is a valid parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_param(create_alpha_param())
is_param(create_beta_param())
is_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_param(create_lambda_param())
is_param(create_m_param())
is_param(create_mean_param())
is_param(create_mu_param())
is_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_param(create_s_param())
is_param(create_scale_param())
is_param(create_sigma_param())

# FALSE
is_param(NA)
is_param(NULL)
is_param("nonsense")
is_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the name is a valid parameter name

Description

Determines if the name is a valid parameter name

Usage

is_param_name(name)

Arguments

name

the name to be tested

Value

TRUE if the name is a valid parameter name, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_param_name("alpha")
is_param_name("beta")
is_param_name("clock_rate")
is_param_name("kappa_1")
is_param_name("kappa_2")
is_param_name("lambda")
is_param_name("m")
is_param_name("mean")
is_param_name("mu")
is_param_name("rate_ac")
is_param_name("rate_ag")
is_param_name("rate_at")
is_param_name("rate_cg")
is_param_name("rate_ct")
is_param_name("rate_gt")
is_param_name("s")
is_param_name("scale")
is_param_name("sigma")

# FALSE
is_param_name("nonsense")
is_param_name(NA)
is_param_name(NULL)
is_param_name("")
is_param_name(c())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Checks if the input is a phylogeny

Description

Checks if the input is a phylogeny

Usage

is_phylo(x)

Arguments

x

input to be checked

Value

TRUE or FALSE

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use check_phylogeny to check for a phylogeny

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
phylogeny <- ape::read.tree(text = "(a:15,b:15):1;")
is_phylo(phylogeny)

# FALSE
is_phylo("nonsense")
is_phylo(NA)
is_phylo(NULL)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid Poisson distribution as created by create_poisson_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid Poisson distribution as created by create_poisson_distr

Usage

is_poisson_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid Poisson distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid Poisson distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_poisson_distr(create_poisson_distr())
# FALSE
is_poisson_distr(create_uniform_distr())
is_distr(NA)
is_distr(NULL)
is_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate AC' parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate AC' parameter

Usage

is_rate_ac_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 'rate AC' parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 'rate AC' parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_rate_ac_param creates a 'rate AC' parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rate_ac_param(create_alpha_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_beta_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_lambda_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_m_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_mean_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_mu_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_s_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_scale_param())
is_rate_ac_param(create_sigma_param())

is_rate_ac_param(NA)
is_rate_ac_param(NULL)
is_rate_ac_param("nonsense")
is_rate_ac_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rate_ac_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rate_ac_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_rate_ac_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate AG' parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate AG' parameter

Usage

is_rate_ag_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 'rate AG' parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 'rate AG' parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_rate_ag_param creates a 'rate AG' parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rate_ag_param(create_alpha_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_beta_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_lambda_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_m_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_mean_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_mu_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_s_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_scale_param())
is_rate_ag_param(create_sigma_param())

is_rate_ag_param(NA)
is_rate_ag_param(NULL)
is_rate_ag_param("nonsense")
is_rate_ag_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rate_ag_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rate_ag_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_rate_ag_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate AT' parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate AT' parameter

Usage

is_rate_at_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 'rate AT' parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 'rate AT' parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_rate_at_param creates a 'rate AT' parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rate_at_param(create_alpha_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_beta_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_lambda_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_m_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_mean_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_mu_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_s_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_scale_param())
is_rate_at_param(create_sigma_param())

is_rate_at_param(NA)
is_rate_at_param(NULL)
is_rate_at_param("nonsense")
is_rate_at_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rate_at_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rate_at_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_rate_at_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate CG' parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate CG' parameter

Usage

is_rate_cg_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 'rate CG' parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 'rate CG' parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_rate_cg_param creates a 'rate CG' parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rate_cg_param(create_alpha_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_beta_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_lambda_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_m_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_mean_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_mu_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_s_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_scale_param())
is_rate_cg_param(create_sigma_param())

is_rate_cg_param(NA)
is_rate_cg_param(NULL)
is_rate_cg_param("nonsense")
is_rate_cg_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rate_cg_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rate_cg_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_rate_cg_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate CT' parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate CT' parameter

Usage

is_rate_ct_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 'rate CT' parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 'rate CG' parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_rate_ct_param creates a 'rate CT' parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rate_ct_param(create_alpha_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_beta_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_lambda_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_m_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_mean_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_mu_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_s_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_scale_param())
is_rate_ct_param(create_sigma_param())

is_rate_ct_param(NA)
is_rate_ct_param(NULL)
is_rate_ct_param("nonsense")
is_rate_ct_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rate_ct_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rate_ct_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_rate_ct_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate GT' parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid 'rate GT' parameter

Usage

is_rate_gt_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid 'rate GT' parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid 'rate GT' parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_rate_gt_param creates a 'rate GT' parameter

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rate_gt_param(create_alpha_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_beta_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_lambda_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_m_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_mean_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_mu_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_s_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_scale_param())
is_rate_gt_param(create_sigma_param())

is_rate_gt_param(NA)
is_rate_gt_param(NULL)
is_rate_gt_param("nonsense")
is_rate_gt_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rate_gt_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rate_gt_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_rate_gt_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid relaxed log normal clock model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid relaxed log normal clock model

Usage

is_rln_clock_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid relaxed log normal clock model, as created by create_rln_clock_model)

Value

TRUE if x is a valid relaxed log normal clock model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_clock_model shows an overview of functions to create a clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_rln_clock_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_rln_clock_model(create_rln_clock_model())

is_rln_clock_model(NA)
is_rln_clock_model(NULL)
is_rln_clock_model("nonsense")
is_rln_clock_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_rln_clock_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid s parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid s parameter

Usage

is_s_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid s parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid s parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_s_param(create_alpha_param())
is_s_param(create_beta_param())
is_s_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_s_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_s_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_s_param(create_lambda_param())
is_s_param(create_m_param())
is_s_param(create_mean_param())
is_s_param(create_mu_param())
is_s_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_s_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_s_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_s_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_s_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_s_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_s_param(create_s_param())
is_s_param(create_scale_param())
is_s_param(create_sigma_param())

is_s_param(NA)
is_s_param(NULL)
is_s_param("nonsense")
is_s_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_s_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_s_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_s_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid scale parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid scale parameter

Usage

is_scale_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid scale parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid scale parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_scale_param(create_alpha_param())
is_scale_param(create_beta_param())
is_scale_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_scale_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_scale_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_scale_param(create_lambda_param())
is_scale_param(create_m_param())
is_scale_param(create_mean_param())
is_scale_param(create_mu_param())
is_scale_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_scale_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_scale_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_scale_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_scale_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_scale_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_scale_param(create_s_param())
is_scale_param(create_scale_param())
is_scale_param(create_sigma_param())

is_scale_param(NA)
is_scale_param(NULL)
is_scale_param("nonsense")
is_scale_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_scale_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_scale_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_scale_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid sigma parameter

Description

Determine if the object is a valid sigma parameter

Usage

is_sigma_param(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid sigma parameter

Value

TRUE if x is a valid sigma parameter, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_sigma_param(create_alpha_param())
is_sigma_param(create_beta_param())
is_sigma_param(create_clock_rate_param())
is_sigma_param(create_kappa_1_param())
is_sigma_param(create_kappa_2_param())
is_sigma_param(create_lambda_param())
is_sigma_param(create_m_param())
is_sigma_param(create_mean_param())
is_sigma_param(create_mu_param())
is_sigma_param(create_rate_ac_param())
is_sigma_param(create_rate_ag_param())
is_sigma_param(create_rate_at_param())
is_sigma_param(create_rate_cg_param())
is_sigma_param(create_rate_ct_param())
is_sigma_param(create_rate_gt_param())
is_sigma_param(create_s_param())
is_sigma_param(create_scale_param())
is_sigma_param(create_sigma_param())

is_sigma_param(NA)
is_sigma_param(NULL)
is_sigma_param("nonsense")
is_sigma_param(create_jc69_site_model())
is_sigma_param(create_strict_clock_model())
is_sigma_param(create_yule_tree_prior())
is_sigma_param(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid site_model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid site_model

Usage

is_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a site_model

Value

TRUE if the site_model is a valid site_model, FALSE otherwise

See Also

A site model can be created using create_site_model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())
is_site_model(create_hky_site_model())
is_site_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())

# FALSE
is_site_model(NA)
is_site_model(NULL)
is_site_model("nonsense")
is_site_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_site_model(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_site_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the name is a valid site_model name

Description

Determines if the name is a valid site_model name

Usage

is_site_model_name(name)

Arguments

name

the name to be tested

Value

TRUE if the name is a valid site_model name, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_site_model_name("JC69")
is_site_model_name("HKY")
is_site_model_name("TN93")
is_site_model_name("GTR")
# FALSE
is_site_model_name("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid strict clock model, as returned by create_strict_clock_model

Description

Determine if the object is a valid strict clock model, as returned by create_strict_clock_model

Usage

is_strict_clock_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid strict clock model

Value

TRUE if x is a valid strict clock model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

create_clock_model shows an overview of functions to create a clock model

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_strict_clock_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_strict_clock_model(create_rln_clock_model())

is_strict_clock_model(NA)
is_strict_clock_model(NULL)
is_strict_clock_model("nonsense")
is_strict_clock_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_strict_clock_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid TN93 site model,

Description

Determine if the object is a valid TN93 site model,

Usage

is_tn93_site_model(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid TN93 site model, as created by create_tn93_site_model

Value

TRUE if x is a valid TN93 site model, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# site models
is_tn93_site_model(create_gtr_site_model())
is_tn93_site_model(create_hky_site_model())
is_tn93_site_model(create_jc69_site_model())
is_tn93_site_model(create_tn93_site_model())

# other models
is_tn93_site_model(NA)
is_tn93_site_model(NULL)
is_tn93_site_model("nonsense")
is_tn93_site_model("")
is_tn93_site_model(c())
is_tn93_site_model(create_strict_clock_model())
is_tn93_site_model(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_tn93_site_model(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if an object is a valid tree prior

Description

Determine if an object is a valid tree prior

Usage

is_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

an object

Value

TRUE if x is a valid tree_prior, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

tree priors can be created by create_tree_prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

is_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())
!is_tree_prior("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determines if the name is a valid tree prior name

Description

Determines if the name is a valid tree prior name

Usage

is_tree_prior_name(name)

Arguments

name

the name to be tested

Value

TRUE if the name is a valid tree_prior name, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_tree_prior_name("birth_death")
is_tree_prior_name("coalescent_bayesian_skyline")
is_tree_prior_name("coalescent_constant_population")
is_tree_prior_name("coalescent_exp_population")
is_tree_prior_name("yule")
# FALSE
is_tree_prior_name("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Determine if the object is a valid uniform distribution as created by create_uniform_distr

Description

Determine if the object is a valid uniform distribution as created by create_uniform_distr

Usage

is_uniform_distr(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid uniform distribution

Value

TRUE if x is a valid uniform distribution, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use is_distr to see if x is any distribution

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_uniform_distr(create_uniform_distr())
# FALSE
is_uniform_distr(create_beta_distr())
is_uniform_distr(NA)
is_uniform_distr(NULL)
is_uniform_distr("nonsense")

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Checks if the text is a valid XML node, that is, it has a opening and matching closing tag

Description

Checks if the text is a valid XML node, that is, it has a opening and matching closing tag

Usage

is_xml(text)

Arguments

text

text to be determined to be valid

Value

TRUE if the text is valid XML, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Determine if the object is a valid Yule tree prior,

Description

Determine if the object is a valid Yule tree prior,

Usage

is_yule_tree_prior(x)

Arguments

x

an object, to be determined if it is a valid Yule tree prior

Value

TRUE if x is a valid Yule tree prior, FALSE otherwise

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

Use create_yule_tree_prior to create a valid Yule tree prior

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# TRUE
is_yule_tree_prior(create_yule_tree_prior())

# FALSE
is_yule_tree_prior(create_bd_tree_prior())
is_yule_tree_prior(create_cbs_tree_prior())
is_yule_tree_prior(create_ccp_tree_prior())
is_yule_tree_prior(create_cep_tree_prior())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Usage

jc69_site_model_to_xml_state(
  site_model,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts an kappa parameter to XML

Usage

kappa_param_to_xml(kappa_param, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

kappa_param

a kappa parameter, as created by create_kappa_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# The kappa parameter must be initialized, i.e. have an ID
kappa_param_to_xml(kappa_param = create_kappa_param(id = "1"))

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts an m parameter to XML

Usage

m_param_to_xml(m_param, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

m_param

an m parameter, as created by create_m_param

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Converts an MCMC object to the run section's XML

Description

Converts an MCMC object to the run section's XML

Usage

mcmc_to_xml_run(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

the XML as text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

if (is_on_ci()) {

  check_empty_beautier_folder()

  # <run id=\"mcmc\" spec=\"MCMC\" chainLength=\"1e+07\">
  mcmc_to_xml_run(create_mcmc())

  check_empty_beautier_folder()
}

Converts an MCMC object to the run section's XML for a default MCMC

Description

Converts an MCMC object to the run section's XML for a default MCMC

Usage

mcmc_to_xml_run_default(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

the XML as text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <run id=\"mcmc\" spec=\"MCMC\" chainLength=\"1e+07\">
xml <- mcmc_to_xml_run_default(create_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Converts an MCMC object to the run section's XML for a Nested-Sampling MCMC

Description

Converts an MCMC object to the run section's XML for a Nested-Sampling MCMC

Usage

mcmc_to_xml_run_nested_sampling(mcmc)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

Value

the XML as text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

#  "<run id=\"mcmc\" spec=\"beast.gss.NS\" chainLength=\"1e+07\" "
#  "particleCount=\"1\" subChainLength=\"5000\" epsilon=\"1e-12\">"
mcmc_to_xml_run_nested_sampling(create_ns_mcmc())

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the distribution section in the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Description

These lines start with '<distribution id='

Usage

mrca_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function to create the XML of an MRCA prior, as used in the state section

Description

Internal function to create the XML of an MRCA prior, as used in the state section

Usage

mrca_prior_to_xml_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the tree prior as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

mrca_prior_to_xml_state(
  inference_model = create_inference_model(
    mrca_prior = create_mrca_prior(
      alignment_id = "test_output_0",
      mrca_distr = create_normal_distr(id = 42)
    ),
    clock_model = create_strict_clock_model()
  )
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the taxonset section in the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Description

Creates the taxonset section in the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Usage

mrca_prior_to_xml_taxonset(mrca_prior, taxa_names_with_ids = NULL)

Arguments

mrca_prior

a Most Recent Common Ancestor prior, as returned by create_mrca_prior

taxa_names_with_ids

taxa names that already have received an ID. Causes the XML to idref these

Details

<taxonset id="all" spec="TaxonSet"> <taxon id="626029_aco" spec="Taxon"/> <taxon id="630116_aco" spec="Taxon"/> <taxon id="630210_aco" spec="Taxon"/> <taxon id="B25702_aco" spec="Taxon"/> <taxon id="61430_aco" spec="Taxon"/> </taxonset>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Internal function to creates the MRCA prior's XML for the tracelog section.

Usage

mrca_prior_to_xml_tracelog(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

<logger id="tracelog" ...> # Here </logger>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the the distribution's prior section (which is part of a posterior distribution section) of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Description

These lines start with '<distribution id="prior"'

Usage

mrca_priors_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

<distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution"> <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution"> HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior' </distribution> <distribution id="likelihood" ...> </distribution> </distribution>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the 'tree' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file, which is part of a 'state' section, without being indented, when there is no tip-dating

Usage

no_taxa_to_xml_tree(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The tree tag has these elements:

   <tree[...]>
       <taxonset[...]>
       [...]
       </taxonset>
    </run>

Value

the random phylogeny as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml(parameter, beauti_options)

Arguments

parameter

a parameter, as created by create_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

parameter_to_xml(
  create_alpha_param(id = 1),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a kappa 1 parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_kappa_1(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a kappa 1 parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_kappa_1_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a kappa 2 parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_kappa_2(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a kappa 2 parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_kappa_2_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a lambda parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_lambda(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a lambda parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_lambda_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a mean parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_mean(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a mean parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_mean_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a mu parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_mu(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a mu parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_mu_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 'rate AC' parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_rate_ac(
  parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  which_name = "state_node"
)

Arguments

parameter

a 'rate AC' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_rate_ac_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

which_name

the name, can be state_node or rate_name

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 'rate AG' parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_rate_ag(
  parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  which_name = "state_node"
)

Arguments

parameter

a 'rate AG' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_rate_ag_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

which_name

the name, can be state_node or rate_name

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 'rate AT' parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_rate_at(
  parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  which_name = "state_node"
)

Arguments

parameter

a 'rate AT' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_rate_at_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

which_name

the name, can be state_node or rate_name

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 'rate CG' parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_rate_cg(
  parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  which_name = "state_node"
)

Arguments

parameter

a 'rate CG' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_rate_cg_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

which_name

the name, can be state_node or rate_name

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 'rate CT' parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_rate_ct(
  parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  which_name = "state_node"
)

Arguments

parameter

a 'rate CT' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_rate_ct_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

which_name

the name, can be state_node or rate_name

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a 'rate GT' parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_rate_gt(
  parameter,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options(),
  which_name = "state_node"
)

Arguments

parameter

a 'rate GT' parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_rate_gt_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

which_name

the name, can be state_node or rate_name

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a scale parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_scale(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a scale parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_scale_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a sigma parameter to XML

Usage

parameter_to_xml_sigma(parameter, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

parameter

a sigma parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_sigma_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Check there are no files in the default beautier folder

Description

Check there are no files in the default beautier folder. The goal is to make sure no temporary files are left undeleted. Will stop if there are files in the beautier folder.

Usage

remove_beautier_folder()

Value

No return value, called for side effects.

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

use remove_beautier_folder to remove the default 'beautier' folder

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

remove_beautier_folder()

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Remove all lines that are only whitespace

Description

Remove all lines that are only whitespace

Usage

remove_empty_lines(lines, trim = FALSE)

Arguments

lines

character vector with text

trim

FALSE if indentation must be preserved, TRUE will remove all surrounding whitespace

Value

the lines with text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Remove consecutive lines

Description

Remove consecutive lines

Usage

remove_multiline(text, lines_to_remove)

Arguments

text

lines of characters

lines_to_remove

lines of character that need to be removed from text

Value

lines of text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Rename the filenames in an inference model

Description

Rename the filenames in an inference model

Usage

rename_inference_model_filenames(inference_model, rename_fun)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

rename_fun

a function to rename a filename, as can be checked by check_rename_fun. This function should have one argument, which will be a filename or NA. The function should return one filename (when passed one filename) or one NA (when passed one NA). Example rename functions are:

  • get_remove_dir_fun get a function that removes the directory paths from the filenames, in effect turning these into local files

  • get_replace_dir_fun get a function that replaces the directory paths from the filenames

  • get_remove_hex_fun get a function that removes the hex string from filenames. For example, tracelog_82c1a522040.log becomes tracelog.log

Value

an inference model with the renamed filenames

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

inference_model <- create_inference_model()
inference_model$mcmc$tracelog$filename <- "trace.log"
inference_model$mcmc$screenlog$filename <- "screen.log"
inference_model$mcmc$treelog$filename <- "tree.log"
inference_model$tipdates_filename <- "tipdates.csv"

# Nah, put the files in a folder
inference_model <- rename_inference_model_filenames(
  inference_model = inference_model,
  rename_fun = get_replace_dir_fun("/home/john")
)

# Nah, put the files in anoth folder
inference_model <- rename_inference_model_filenames(
  inference_model = inference_model,
  rename_fun = get_replace_dir_fun("/home/doe")
)

# Nah, store the files locally
rename_inference_model_filenames(
  inference_model = inference_model,
  rename_fun = get_remove_dir_fun()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Rename the filenames within an MCMC

Description

Rename the filenames within an MCMC

Usage

rename_mcmc_filenames(mcmc, rename_fun)

Arguments

mcmc

one MCMC. Use create_mcmc to create an MCMC. Use create_ns_mcmc to create an MCMC for a Nested Sampling run. Use check_mcmc to check if an MCMC is valid. Use rename_mcmc_filenames to rename the filenames in an MCMC.

rename_fun

a function to rename a filename, as can be checked by check_rename_fun. This function should have one argument, which will be a filename or NA. The function should return one filename (when passed one filename) or one NA (when passed one NA). Example rename functions are:

  • get_remove_dir_fun get a function that removes the directory paths from the filenames, in effect turning these into local files

  • get_replace_dir_fun get a function that replaces the directory paths from the filenames

  • get_remove_hex_fun get a function that removes the hex string from filenames. For example, tracelog_82c1a522040.log becomes tracelog.log

Value

an 'mcmc' (see create_mcmc) with renamed filenames

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# Create an MCMC with local filenames
mcmc <- create_mcmc()
mcmc$tracelog$filename <- "trace.log"
mcmc$screenlog$filename <- "screen.log"
mcmc$treelog$filename <- "tree.log"

# Nah, files should be put in '/home/john' folder
mcmc <- rename_mcmc_filenames(
  mcmc = mcmc,
  rename_fun = get_replace_dir_fun("/home/john")
)

# Nah, files should be put in '/home/doe' folder instead
mcmc <- rename_mcmc_filenames(
  mcmc = mcmc,
  rename_fun = get_replace_dir_fun("/home/doe")
)

# Nah, files should be put in local folder instead
mcmc <- rename_mcmc_filenames(
  mcmc = mcmc,
  rename_fun = get_remove_dir_fun()
)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Internal function

Usage

rln_clock_model_to_xml_mean_rate_prior(rln_clock_model, beauti_options)

Arguments

rln_clock_model

a Relaxed Log-Normal clock model, as returned by create_rln_clock_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts an RLN clock model to the operators section of the XML as text

Usage

rln_clock_model_to_xml_operators(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Internal function to converts a relaxed log-normal clock model to the prior section of the XML as text

Usage

rln_clock_model_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

# Must be an initialized inference model
inference_model <- create_inference_model(
  clock_model = create_rln_clock_model(
    id = "test_output_0",
    ucldstdev_distr = create_gamma_distr(
      id = 0,
      alpha = create_alpha_param(id = 2, value = "0.5396"),
      beta = create_beta_param(id = 3, value = "0.3819")
    ),
    mean_rate_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 1),
    mparam_id = 1
  )
)

rln_clock_model_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts an RLN clock model to the 'state' section of the XML as text

Usage

rln_clock_model_to_xml_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text, without indentation nor state tags

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the RLN clock model's XML for the tracelog section

Usage

rln_clock_model_to_xml_tracelog(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the XML of a random phylogeny, as used in the init section

Description

Creates the XML text for the beast tag of a BEAST2 parameter file, which is directly after the XML declaration (created by create_xml_declaration.

Usage

rnd_phylo_to_xml_init(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The init tag has these elements:

  <init id=\"RandomTree.t:[...]>
      <populationModel[...]>
      [...]
      </populationModel>
  </init>

Value

the phylogeny as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts an 's_param' to XML

Usage

s_parameter_to_xml(parameter, beauti_options)

Arguments

parameter

a s parameter, a numeric value. For advanced usage, use the structure as created by create_s_param)

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the parameter as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

s_parameter_to_xml(
  create_s_param(id = 4, value = 1.25),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options_v2_4()
)
s_parameter_to_xml(
  create_s_param(id = 4, value = 1.25),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options_v2_6()
)

Converts a site model to XML, used in the operators section

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the operators section

Usage

site_model_to_xml_operators(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the prior section

Usage

site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(site_model, beauti_options)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_jc69_site_model(id = 1),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)
site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_hky_site_model(
    id = 1,
    kappa_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 2)
  ),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)
site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_tn93_site_model(
    id = 1,
    kappa_1_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 2),
    kappa_2_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 3)
  ),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)
site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_gtr_site_model(
    id = 1,
    rate_ac_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 2),
    rate_ag_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 3),
    rate_at_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 4),
    rate_cg_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 5),
    rate_gt_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 6)
  ),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Internal function to convert a site model to XML, used in the 'state' section

Description

Internal function to convert a site model to XML, used in the 'state' section

Usage

site_model_to_xml_state(site_model, beauti_options = create_beauti_options())

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the site model's XML for the tracelog section

Description

Creates the site model's XML for the tracelog section

Usage

site_model_to_xml_tracelog(site_model)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

all site models' tracelog section is created by site_models_to_xml_tracelog

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Write the XML operators section from the site models.

Description

Write the XML operators section from the site models.

Usage

site_models_to_xml_operators(site_models)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Represent the site models as XML

Description

Represent the site models as XML

Usage

site_models_to_xml_prior_distr(site_models, beauti_options)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the site models' XML for the tracelog section

Description

Creates the site models' XML for the tracelog section

Usage

site_models_to_xml_tracelog(site_models)

Arguments

site_models

one or more site models, as returned by create_site_model

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the complete tracelog section is created by create_tracelog_xml

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a clock model to the operators section of the XML as text

Usage

strict_clock_model_to_xml_operators(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Internal function to converts a strict clock model to the prior section of the XML as text

Usage

strict_clock_model_to_xml_prior_distr(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()
 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>
strict_clock_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  inference_model = create_inference_model()
)
check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Converts a strict clock model to the 'state' section of the XML as text

Usage

strict_clock_model_to_xml_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text, without indentation nor state tags

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates a strict clock model's XML for the tracelog section

Usage

strict_clock_model_to_xml_tracelog(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

a character vector of XML strings

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Internal function to creates the 'tree' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file, which is part of a 'state' section, without being indented.

Usage

taxa_to_xml_tree(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The tree tag has these elements:

   <tree[...]>
       <taxonset[...]>
       [...]
       </taxonset>
    </run>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Internal function to creates the 'trait' section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file, which is part of a 'tree' section, without being indented.

Usage

tipdate_taxa_to_xml_trait(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Details

The tree tag has these elements:

<run[...]>
  <state[...]>
    <tree[...]>
      <trait[...]>
      This part
      </trait>
    </tree>
  </run>
</state>

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the tree section (part of the state section) when there is tip-dating

Usage

tipdate_taxa_to_xml_tree(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the random phylogeny as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Converts a TN93 site model to XML, used in the prior section

Usage

tn93_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(site_model, beauti_options)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

tn93_site_model_to_xml_prior_distr(
  site_model = create_tn93_site_model(
    id = 1,
    kappa_1_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 2),
    kappa_2_prior_distr = create_uniform_distr(id = 3)
  ),
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Description

Converts a site model to XML, used in the state section

Usage

tn93_site_model_to_xml_state(
  site_model,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

site_model

a site model, as returned by create_site_model

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

the site model as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the tree models' XML for the tracelog section. That is, all XML tags that have the word 'tree' in them.

Usage

tree_model_to_tracelog_xml(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

lines of XML text

Note

use site_models just because it contains all IDs

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the complete tracelog section is created by create_tracelog_xml

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Internal function

Description

Creates the XML of a tree prior, as used in the operators section

Usage

tree_prior_to_xml_operators(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the tree prior as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the distribution section in the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Description

These lines start with '<distribution id='

Usage

tree_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(tree_prior, beauti_options)

Arguments

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the XML of a tree prior, as used in the state section

Description

Creates the XML of a tree prior, as used in the state section

Usage

tree_prior_to_xml_state(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the tree prior as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the tree prior's XML for the tracelog section

Description

Creates the tree prior's XML for the tracelog section

Usage

tree_prior_to_xml_tracelog(tree_prior)

Arguments

tree_prior

a tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

all tree priors' tracelog section is created by tree_priors_to_xml_tracelog

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the distribution section in the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file.

Description

These lines start with '<distribution id='

Usage

tree_priors_to_xml_prior_distr(tree_priors, beauti_options)

Arguments

tree_priors

one or more tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Creates the tree priors' XML for the tracelog section

Description

Creates the tree priors' XML for the tracelog section

Usage

tree_priors_to_xml_tracelog(tree_priors)

Arguments

tree_priors

one or more tree priors, as returned by create_tree_prior

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

See Also

the complete tracelog section is created by create_tracelog_xml

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

# <logger id="tracelog" ...>
#'   # Here
# </logger>

check_empty_beautier_folder()

Unindents text

Description

Unindents text

Usage

unindent(text)

Arguments

text

one or more lines of text

Value

unindented lines of text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Internal function

Description

Creates the XML of a Yule tree prior, as used in the operators section

Usage

yule_tree_prior_to_xml_operators(inference_model)

Arguments

inference_model

a Bayesian phylogenetic inference model. An inference model is the complete model setup in which a site model, clock model, tree prior and more are specified. Use create_inference_model to create an inference model. Use check_inference_model to check if an inference model is valid. Use rename_inference_model_filenames to rename the files in an inference model.

Value

the tree prior as XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek


Creates the prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Yule tree prior

Description

Creates the prior section in the prior section of the prior section of the distribution section of a BEAST2 XML parameter file for a Yule tree prior

Usage

yule_tree_prior_to_xml_prior_distr(
  yule_tree_prior,
  beauti_options = create_beauti_options()
)

Arguments

yule_tree_prior

a Yule tree_prior, as created by create_yule_tree_prior

beauti_options

one BEAUti options object, as returned by create_beauti_options

Value

lines of XML text

Author(s)

Richèl J.C. Bilderbeek

Examples

check_empty_beautier_folder()

 # <distribution id="posterior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #     <distribution id="prior" spec="util.CompoundDistribution">
 #       HERE, where the ID of the distribution is 'prior'
 #     </distribution>
 #     <distribution id="likelihood" ...>
 #     </distribution>
 # </distribution>

check_empty_beautier_folder()