Are you sure? I believe I+G is invgamma...?! (http://bodegaphylo.wikispot.org/MrBayes_Tutorial)
Hello, I am using Mr. Bayes for my amino acid data set, The model predicted by prottest is rtRev + G + I (rtRev+G+I). I can specify rtRev on mr bayes by using prset aamodelpr=fixed <...> , However, I am not sure how can I implement G + I. Any help will be much appreciated... :)))
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Edit (MD): Is there a simple list or table overview/command reference how to convert the winning model output from ProtTest to a model in Mr. Bayes using commands lset and prset? Background: I ran my multiple alignment file of through prottest to calculate the optimal amino-acid / nucleotide substitution matrix for my protein or DNA sequence.
Now I want to implement the resulting model in Mr. Bayes to calculate a phylogenetic tree. My model is rtRev+G+I (gamma distributed plus invariant sites).
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Here is the list for your reference:
I : lset rates=propinv;
G : lset rates=gamma;
F : prset statefreqpr=fixed(empirical);
I + G : lset rates=invgamma;
G + F : prset statefreqpr=fixed(empirical); lset rates=gamma;
I + F : prset statefreqpr=fixed(empirical); lset rates=propinv;
I + G + F : prset statefreqpr=fixed(empirical); lset rates=invgamma;
I also add these to my mb code block
mcmcp ngen=1000000 nchains=4 printfreq=100 samplefreq=100 burnin=200; # Number of cycles, sampling/printing frequency and burnin
mcmc; # mcmc analysis
sump; # summarized parameters
sumt; # summarized trees
quit
EDIT: fixed I + G typo
sorry, my bad! it was a bad copy/paste job. Fixed it now, thanks.
would you not just "lset rates=invgamma"?
www.molecularevolution.org/molevolfiles/mrbayes/Appendix_Fig2.pdf )
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