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Hetero2 : A program to simulate heterogeneous multiple alignment sequences ========================== To compile the programs ========================== $ tar -zxvf Hetero-2.2.tar.gz $ cd Hetero-2.2 $ make An executable files called "Hetero2" will appear ===================== To run the programs ===================== Syntax: ./Hetero2 <tree file> <site info file> <param file list> <other options> ./Hetero2 -h <tree file> : "Tree file" lists the tree of each site category, the edge lengths and the labels of terminal/internal nodes <site info file> : "Site info file" lists the detailed information of each site category, including the site proportion and the nucleotide distribution at the root <param file list> : "Param file list" shows the name of the parameter file of each variant site category other options: -l <sequence length> : The length of sequences to be simulated (default: 10,000) -f <output format> : The format of simulated multiple sequence alignment 1 - FASTA format 2 - Sequential PHYLIP format (default) -o <output prefix> : Prefix for output files (default: <tree file> w/o .ext) -h : The help page Output files: <output prefix>.out : The simulated multiple sequence alignment file ===================== Example files ===================== The following example files are available for reference: 1. trees.txt : An example of "tree file" which lists the tree of each site category, the edge lengths and the labels of terminal/internal nodes 2. site_info_file.txt : An example of "Site info file" lists the detailed information of each site category, including the site proportion and the nucleotide distribution at the root 3. param_file_list.txt : An example of "parameter list file" showing the name of the parameter file of each variant site category 4. parameter_1/2.txt : An example of parameter file showing the detailed parameters of the rate matrix of each edge leading to the corresponding node To try the example, you may use the following command: $./Hetero2 trees.txt site_info_file.txt param_file_list.txt The simulated multiple sequence alignment would be in the file: "trees.out".
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