Open bioinfowheat opened 3 years ago
Do you have some example input and output?
pxcolt
can collapse nodes, but you want to flag trees, yes?
yup, trees.
just three tress, where the mean bootstrap values per tree vary (means = 80,75,50). I’d like to remove the tree if mean bootstrap of 50.
On Apr 28, 2021, at 1:22 PM, Joseph W. Brown @.***> wrote:
Do you have some example input and output?
pxcolt can collapse nodes, but you want to flag trees, yes?
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I understand, but could you please provide example input files?
Hello,
I would like to filter a file of 1000 trees, such that any tree having mean boot strap support (mean across nodes) < threshold, would be removed. One way to do this is to just include mean bootstrap support per tree, in one of your summary commands of trees in a file. But I'm not sure what pxlstr includes. But it would be nice to filter directly, since densitree plotting is much better when one can remove low informative trees.
thanks, C