Is there some way to track in which branch of the tree/lineage a given recombination break (given in -b or -f output files) occurs?
I ask because I am specifically interested in identifying simulated recombination events using a tool such as ClonalFrameML, which outputs identified recombinant regions, but the -b and -f options seem to only output START and END locations of the breaks...but not which lineages/leaves they are found in.
Did you find a way to resolve this issue? I am running into the same trouble, and would like to identify which branch of the lineage corresponds to each recombination break.
Hello,
Is there some way to track in which branch of the tree/lineage a given recombination break (given in -b or -f output files) occurs?
I ask because I am specifically interested in identifying simulated recombination events using a tool such as ClonalFrameML, which outputs identified recombinant regions, but the -b and -f options seem to only output START and END locations of the breaks...but not which lineages/leaves they are found in.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you, Conrad Izydorczyk