Re: [R-sig-phylo] parsimony bootstrapping

2012-04-04 Thread Brian Bourke
Hi Klaus Thanks for your help. One final query (hopefully): Is there a way to export this plot plotBSNew(treeRatchet, trees) as a newick formatted file (ie with branch length and support)? Regards, Brian. > Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2012 14:57:40 +0200 > Subject: Re: [R-sig-phylo] parsimony bootstra

[R-sig-phylo] multivariate phylogenetic signal

2012-04-04 Thread Louise Comas
Hi all, Does anyone know if there is a phylogenetic package that will run a test for multivariate phylogenetic signal (phytools possibly??). I'm trying to find a way to use methods by Zheng, L, AR Ives, T Garland, BR Larget, Y Yu, K Cao 2009 New multivariate tests for phylogenetic signal and trai

[R-sig-phylo] Type 2 and 3 SS in pgls

2012-04-04 Thread Masahito Tsuboi
Dear all, Hi. My name is Masahito. I am running ANCOVA type model (continuous response variable against mix of continuous and categorical independent variables) using pglmEstLambda function in CAIC package, and wonder if I can show anova table based on type 2 or 3 sum of square, which are not d

Re: [R-sig-phylo] parsimony bootstrapping

2012-04-04 Thread Klaus Schliep
Hello Brian, it is quite easy: trees = bootstrap.phyDat(primates, pratchet, trace = 0) plotBSNew(treeRatchet, trees) You can use the same parameters as for pratchet and there is some support for parallel code if you run it on a terminal (on Linux or Mac). Unfortunately there is was a bug introdu