This repository contains software components used for the manuscript Rapid development of an infant-derived HIV-1 broadly neutralizing antibody lineage by Simonich, Doepker, et al. It is not configured for use on data besides that used in the paper, although it could be adapted for other data with some work.
Clone the repository using the following command:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/matsengrp/ecgtheow.git
Then, create the ecgtheow conda environment and compile RevBayes by running ./INSTALL
in the ecgtheow root directory.
Running scons
executes the entire ancestral sequence reconstruction pipeline. An example is given below:
source activate ecgtheow
scons --simulate-data --T=50,105,150 --n=5,90,5 --lambda=2 --lambda0=0.365 --target-dist=15 --target-count=30 --carry-cap=1000 --skip-update=100 --nsims=1 --run-beast --run-revbayes
Remember that the conda environment must be activated before running scons
.
The most important command line arguments are described in the following table:
Command | Description |
---|---|
--simulate-data |
Should we generate GC-simulated data? |
--nsims |
The number of GC simulation runs (defaults to 1). |
--cft-data |
Should we use CFT data? |
--data-dir |
For CFT, what data directory should we use? |
--sample |
For CFT, what data sample should we use? |
--seed |
For CFT, what seed should we use? |
--nprune |
For CFT, how many sequences should we keep from the clonal family (defaults to 100)? |
--run-beast |
Should we run BEAST inference? |
--run-revbayes |
Should we run RevBayes inference? |
--mcmc-iter |
How many RevBayes MCMC iterations (100x for BEAST) should we use (defaults to 10000)? |
--mcmc-thin |
What RevBayes MCMC thinning frequency (100x for BEAST) should we use (defaults to 10)? |
--mcmc-burnin |
What amount of MCMC burnin should we use (defaults to 100)? |
--asr-nfilters |
The comma-separated list of thresholds used to filter out infrequent ancestral sequence transitions in the MCMC samples (defaults to 50,100). |
The entire set of command line arguments can be found by running scons --help
.