Hi Sam,
Sam Brown wrote on 06/10/2009 01:37:
Dear all
To prepare for SH tests between optimised and expected trees, I've been
attempting to do tree manipulations in R. Pruning is easy with the dual functions of
extract.clade() and drop.tip(), however grafting the clade into a different place
Hi Wayne,
I just found myself hand editing constraint trees the other day. I
would be happy to have this functionality and suspect I would use it
regularly.
Cheers,
Jake
Wayne Maddison wrote:
This and the previous query about importing a phylogeny into R raises
a question that was
Hi Wayne
That sounds like it would be ideal. I'd be keen to give it a whirl when it's
ready. Would Mesquite need to be installed as well as R?
Cheers
Sam
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 2009 09:10:42 -0700
From: wmadd...@interchange.ubc.ca
Subject: Re: [R-sig-phylo] Tree manipulations (pruning
Dear all
To prepare for SH tests between optimised and expected trees, I've been
attempting to do tree manipulations in R. Pruning is easy with the dual
functions of extract.clade() and drop.tip(), however grafting the clade into a
different place using bind.tree() is proving much more
