In the PDF manual for v2.1.10, section 6.1 Converting Alignment Files says: "jModelTest accepts several input alignment file formats ..."
It would be helpful to know which alignment file formats it accepts. I have an alignment in MAF (http://genome.ucsc.edu/FAQ/FAQformat#format5) which is a quite common format. But I ran a small example and my input file was rejected.
So it seems my only options are to make my input look like example-data/aP6.fas, or to dig through the code to figure out what other formats might be accepted.
In particular, I have several independent alignment blocks, each with aligned sequence for 7 species (the same 7 in all blocks). It's not clear how to make that look like looking at example-data/aP6.fas.
@liamxg Doesn't really address what I wrote in my last paragraph. Should I concatenate the sequences from the independent blocks? Should I put an N between each pair?
In the PDF manual for v2.1.10, section 6.1 Converting Alignment Files says: "jModelTest accepts several input alignment file formats ..."
It would be helpful to know which alignment file formats it accepts. I have an alignment in MAF (http://genome.ucsc.edu/FAQ/FAQformat#format5) which is a quite common format. But I ran a small example and my input file was rejected.
So it seems my only options are to make my input look like example-data/aP6.fas, or to dig through the code to figure out what other formats might be accepted.
In particular, I have several independent alignment blocks, each with aligned sequence for 7 species (the same 7 in all blocks). It's not clear how to make that look like looking at example-data/aP6.fas.