base_evolve1
Produce a synthetic alignment by simulating evolution according to
Overview
Produce a synthetic alignment by simulating evolution according to a phylogenetic model or a phylo-HMM. Deals with base-substitution only, not indels. If a multiple tree models are given, then an HMM file must be given showing how to transition between them.
Examples
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base_evolve
--nsites500 mytree.mod > simulated.fa
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base_evolve
--nsites500 simple-gene.hmm tree1.mod tree2.mod \ tree3.mod--featuressimulated2.gff--catmapsimple-gene.cm \ > simulated2.fa
Options
--nsites, -n <nsites> Generate an alignment with <nsites> columns. Default is 1000.
--msa-format, -o FASTA|PHYLIP|MPM|SS
- Output alignment in specified format.
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Default is FASTA.
--features, -f <out.gff> (for use with a phylo-HMM) Output an annotations file in GFF
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reflecting the path through the phylo-HMM.
--catmap, -c <map.cm>
(for use with
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Use specified category map to |
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define feature names. |
--embed, -e <alt.mod>,<length> Embed an artificial element of the given length in the alignment, drawing columns from <alt.mod>. A single element is embedded in the exact middle of the generated alignment. Useful for testing sensitivity of methods for functional element detection.
--help, -h
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Display this help message and exit.
Releases
Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 10 (Buster).