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variance output is NA #7
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Hi Erythroxylum! I also encountered the same problem. |
Hello. I think I ended up just running the phyx scripts independently to
build the table. The sortadate scripts did not work.
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Hi hmqmuyang and everyone! I had this problem too. I rooted the gene trees on R, but apparently SortaDate doesn't recognize it. You have to do it with one of the programs of phyx using this code: pxrr -t Filename.tre.rr -g Outgroup -o Filename_rooted.tre.rr Cheers, |
Thanks for the useful scripts! The var output for my newick trees has 'NA' for the variance column; tree length prints properly. I have played with different rooted and unrooted versions of the newick trees and always have the same problem.
I can run get_var_length.py with the example/genestrees/*.tre.rr and the script works normally.
I can run pxlstr -v and the variance prints normally. So I will proceed via this route.
Python 3.7.12
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