Open Marialejandra opened 7 years ago
Hi Maria,
tree.topo is an object containing a tree with the topology that you enforced during your dating analysis. One way to get this topology is by reading a tree from you BEAST output, like so:
tree.topo <- read.nexus("beastrun.trees")[[1]]
You can then try running make.pps.tr and hopefully it will work! Let me know how you go.
Cheers,
David
Gracias David! I will let you know! thank you answering me so soon!
2017-10-05 20:13 GMT-03:00 duchene notifications@github.com:
Hi Maria,
tree.topo is an object containing a tree with the topology that you enforced during your dating analysis. One way to get this topology is by reading a tree from you BEAST output, like so:
tree.topo <- read.nexus("beastrun.trees")[[1]]
You can then try running make.pps.tr and hopefully it will work! Let me know how you go.
Cheers,
David
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Hello! I am trying to finish your tutorial, however I'm having trouble with R. When I try to applied the code sims <- make . pps . tr ( sims , empdat , tree . topo ) the program is telling me that tree. topo its not found. I don´t have a lot of experience with R so I am trying to fix the problem, but ihave not been successful. Can you help me? Thank you so much!