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rvosa avatar rvosa commented on August 11, 2024 2

Yes. At least, if I understand the general reasoning, you might do something like this:

  • generate 100 bootstrapped replicates of the alignment
  • using a fixed topology, estimate branch lengths for each bootstrap replicate
  • run treePL on each replicate

The only variation you then have in the trees is that around the depths of the (non-fixed) nodes. Calculate node bars around those and you have bootstrapped node depths.

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josephwb avatar josephwb commented on August 11, 2024 1

Hi Uzma.

Typically one bootstraps their alignment to generate 100+ bootstrap phylograms. Run treePL on each, then use some program (like treeannotator from the BEAST package) to generate a summary tree. Node bars can then be visualized in FigTree.

There is a question of whether to fix the topology during the bootstrapping. If the topology is fixed, then one is only accommodating uncertainty in edge lengths. But this make fossil placement simple. If topology is not fixed, then (of course!) topological uncertainty is accommodated. However, this can cause problems with placing fossil constraints. This all pertains to the situation when internal fossil constraints are used. If the only constraint is on the root, then there are no issues (and I would recommend not fixing topology).

HTH. :bowtie:

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 avatar commented on August 11, 2024

Thank you..
Unfortunately I'm not using fossil, but I didn't understand to fix topology, how could we fix topology?

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josephwb avatar josephwb commented on August 11, 2024

If you don't have fossils, don't worry about it. But any phylogenetics program has the option to estimate parameters (including edge lengths) on a fixed topology.

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 avatar commented on August 11, 2024

okay thank you Joseph.
Best,

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stubbsrl avatar stubbsrl commented on August 11, 2024

The 100 bootstrap trees used to generate the BS values don't have branch lengths. Isn't that problematic for TreePL? What am I missing?

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rvosa avatar rvosa commented on August 11, 2024

I'm pretty sure that the idea is that the bars are computed around the node depths, hence the trees have to be ultrametric.

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stubbsrl avatar stubbsrl commented on August 11, 2024

Hmm okay. But how these bootstrap trees are rooted does matter, correct?

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stubbsrl avatar stubbsrl commented on August 11, 2024

Okay thanks - I think that is the step I was missing. I'm going to run raxml as part of a batch script for each of 100 bootstrap replicates of the alignment constrained my "correct" topology. Those output trees should have branch lengths and be rooted properly.

Thanks!!

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uzma-researcher avatar uzma-researcher commented on August 11, 2024

Hello, I have question, for node bar or error bars, do I need to take bootstrap tree file a time in treePL in infile tree?
Thank you!

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