POY4.1.2Phylogenetic tree inference using dynamic homologies.Andres Varon, Le Sy Vinh, Illya Bomash, and Ward WheelerVaron, A., L. S. Vinh, W. C.Wheeler. 2010. POY version 4:
phylogenetic analysis using dynamic homologies. Cladistics. 26: in
press.Phylogeny / Alignmenthttp://research.amnh.org/scicomp/projects/poy.phppoy_expansescheduler_inputscheduler.confperl
"ChargeFactor=1.0\\n" .
"nodes=1\\n" .
"node_exclusive=0\\n" .
"threads_per_process=1\\n"
runtime1scheduler.confMaximum Hours to Run (click here for help setting this correctly)1.0
Estimate the maximum time your job will need to run (up to 72 hrs). Your job will be killed if it doesn't finish within the time you specify, however jobs with shorter maximum run times are often scheduled sooner than longer jobs.
Maximum Hours to Run must be between 0.1 - 72.0.perl$runtime < 0.1 || $runtime > 72.0Please set a value for the runtimeperl!defined $runtime perl"runhours=$value\\n"poy_serverperl"POY-5.1.2a_expanse"0infileInput Fileperl" -input infile"1infile
All files that could be accepted in the command read ("file") are
acceptable input in this field, that includes (but is not limited
to) FASTA, NEXUS, Hennig (TNT/NONA), and Newick tree formats.
Aminoacid files or custom alphabet definitions (for example for
locus sequences), are currently not supported in the portal.
infile2Input Fileperl" -input infile2"1infile2infile3Input Fileperl" -input infile3"1infile3infile4Input Fileperl" -input infile4"1infile4infile5Input Fileperl" -input infile5"1infile5infile6Input Fileperl" -input infile6"1infile6substitutionsSubstitution costperl($value && $value > 0) ? " -substitutions $value" : ""11indelsIndividual insertion and deletion costperl($value && $value > 0) ? " -indels $value" : ""11gapopeningGap opening costperl($value && $value > (-1)) ? " -gapopening $value" : ""01terminalsfileTerminals fileperl" -terminals terminalsfile"1terminalsfile
File containing the list of terminals appearing in
the input files that should be included in the analysis.
One terminal per line.
synonymsSynonyms fileperl" -synonyms synonymsfile"1synonymsfile
A synonyms file is useful to quickly map names of
terminals that are different in various files to a
unique name, or to the name that the user wants for
publication.
For example, each input file could be a FASTA format
with the Genbank accession number as terminal name. In
this way, a Chicken with 3 genes in the data set could
appear as AF1 in File1, BC2 in File2, and CX3 in File3,
while the corresponding Human genes appear as XB1, YR4,
and ZE3.
To recognize them all as Chicken, and Human genes, it is
sufficient to provide a synonym file with the following
2 lines:
Chicken AF1 BC2 CX3
Human XB1 YR4 ZE3
There should be one line for each set of terminals in
the input file that should be synonyms of a single
resulting terminal.
outgroupOutgroupperl(defined $value)? " -outgroup '$value'" : "" 2constraintConstraint treeconstraint.fileperldefined $value ? " -constraint constraint.file" : ""2
A constraint file contains a tree with all the terminals
contained in the input files (or the terminals file if
it is selected), that POY should respect during the
search. That is, all the binary trees that POY evaluate
must be resolutions of the polytomies defined in the
constraint file. The file format could be any of the
tree formats read by POY (e.g. newick).
For example, if the file contains (A B C (D E)) then the
trees (A (B (C (D E)))), ((A (B C)) (D E)) would be
alowed during the search, but ((A D) ((B C) E)) as D and
E are not sister terminals.
randomseedRandom seed for the program initialization.perl($value) ? " -randomseed $value" : ""2supportparagraphSupport calculation (require input tree)2supportSupport calculation (requires a tree in one of the
input files)bremerjackknifebootstrapperl" -support $value"2pseudoreplicatesNumber of pseudoreplicates for bootstrap and jakknifeperl$support eq "jackknife" || $support eq "bootstrap" 2perl($value && $value > 0) ? " -pseudoreplicates $value" : ""remove
Percentage of characters to be removed per
pseudoreplicate during jackknife
perl$support eq "jackknife" 2perl($value && $value > 0) ? " -remove $value" : ""all_results*