Closed eam12 closed 12 months ago
Hmm, interesting - what version are you using?
I've encountered the same error with both versions 3.1.6 and 3.3.
The issue can arise if there is a multifurcation in the trees - can you share the two files that are referred to in the error?
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I've encountered the same error with both versions 3.1.6 and 3.3.
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What's the best way to send them to you? They do contain some unpublished data so I would prefer to send them to you privately, if possible.
Of course - you can email me
There are two taxa on ~zero length branches that are differently positioned on the two trees - this occurs after the model fitting, which should be using IQtree. Could you try using --model-fitter raxml
and check whether that fixes the issue?
Hello all,
I've ran into the same error. I'm working on a large tree with some very small branch lengths. I was using iqtree as the tree builder and the model fitter. Gubbins version 3.3.0, iqtree v2.2.3.
I can confirm changing the model fitter to raxml (--model-fitter raxml) fixed the issue!
Best, Noemie
I've been using Gubbins for years and am a huge fan. Thank you for developing this program. Today I encountered an error I've never received before:
I took a peek at the source code and apparently this is something that can happen when using FastTree to fit a phylogenetic model, but I'm using IQ-Tree:
Any clue as to what's going on? Thanks so much!