discrete trait is adequate for the empirical trait.
Also, most of those ideas are not mine but came from an anonymous reviewer
of a recent paper.
Happy to chat off the list if that is helpful.
Heath
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I've used fitContinuous in Geiger to estimate the parameters for an OU
model, and I've used hessian=T to get the 95% confidence intervals. I've
done this on 100 trees and would like to combine the confidence intervals
so that my estimate takes into account phylogenetic uncertainty. Any
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short of writing the whole process from scratch. Any suggestions or
pointers would be much appreciated.
Cheers
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