--- EXPERIMENT NOTES




 --- EXPERIMENT PROPERTIES

#Sun Dec 04 13:24:16 WET 2016
codeml.models=0 1 2 3 7 8
mrbayes.mpich=
mrbayes.ngen=1000000
tcoffee.alignMethod=CLUSTALW2
tcoffee.params=
tcoffee.maxSeqs=0
codeml.bin=codeml
mrbayes.tburnin=2500
codeml.dir=
input.sequences=
mrbayes.pburnin=2500
mrbayes.bin=mb_adops
tcoffee.bin=t_coffee_ADOPS
mrbayes.dir=/usr/bin/
tcoffee.dir=
tcoffee.minScore=3
input.fasta=/opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/input.fasta
input.names=
mrbayes.params=
codeml.params=



 --- PSRF SUMMARY

      Estimated marginal likelihoods for runs sampled in files
"/opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/batch/allfiles/mrbayes/input.fasta.fasta.mrb.run1.p" and "/opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/batch/allfiles/mrbayes/input.fasta.fasta.mrb.run2.p":
(Use the harmonic mean for Bayes factor comparisons of models)

(Values are saved to the file /opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/batch/allfiles/mrbayes/input.fasta.fasta.mrb.lstat)

Run   Arithmetic mean   Harmonic mean
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1     -13706.53        -13727.55
2     -13706.63        -13723.84
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TOTAL   -13706.58        -13726.89
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Model parameter summaries over the runs sampled in files
"/opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/batch/allfiles/mrbayes/input.fasta.fasta.mrb.run1.p" and "/opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/batch/allfiles/mrbayes/input.fasta.fasta.mrb.run2.p":
Summaries are based on a total of 3002 samples from 2 runs.
Each run produced 2001 samples of which 1501 samples were included.
Parameter summaries saved to file "/opt/ADOPS/351/Pkn-PJ/batch/allfiles/mrbayes/input.fasta.fasta.mrb.pstat".

95% HPD Interval
--------------------
Parameter         Mean      Variance     Lower       Upper       Median    min ESS*  avg ESS    PSRF+
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TL{all}         1.089793    0.001872    1.008223    1.176852    1.087599    913.91   1139.25    1.000
r(A<->C){all}   0.099565    0.000075    0.082523    0.116192    0.099390   1106.97   1138.66    1.000
r(A<->G){all}   0.290694    0.000231    0.261583    0.320295    0.290627    864.47    966.87    1.001
r(A<->T){all}   0.099692    0.000118    0.079973    0.122064    0.099406    838.60   1067.35    1.000
r(C<->G){all}   0.051259    0.000029    0.041068    0.061680    0.051099    837.43    994.80    1.000
r(C<->T){all}   0.398263    0.000309    0.365589    0.433990    0.398142    637.05    736.01    1.000
r(G<->T){all}   0.060528    0.000047    0.047901    0.074099    0.060308   1205.58   1210.87    1.000
pi(A){all}      0.228636    0.000040    0.217282    0.242258    0.228545    945.63   1097.06    1.000
pi(C){all}      0.277478    0.000045    0.265177    0.291265    0.277415   1051.06   1143.27    1.001
pi(G){all}      0.297188    0.000047    0.283312    0.310239    0.297111   1235.02   1237.68    1.001
pi(T){all}      0.196698    0.000032    0.185369    0.207700    0.196714   1016.86   1044.51    1.000
alpha{1,2}      0.122951    0.000043    0.111116    0.136622    0.122725   1155.53   1214.86    1.000
alpha{3}        6.480990    1.510029    4.406620    9.031236    6.346462   1142.30   1267.54    1.000
pinvar{all}     0.376979    0.000375    0.337741    0.413902    0.377390   1333.13   1417.07    1.000
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* Convergence diagnostic (ESS = Estimated Sample Size); min and avg values
correspond to minimal and average ESS among runs.
ESS value below 100 may indicate that the parameter is undersampled.
+ Convergence diagnostic (PSRF = Potential Scale Reduction Factor; Gelman
and Rubin, 1992) should approach 1.0 as runs converge.


Setting sumt conformat to Simple



 --- CODEML SUMMARY

Model 1: NearlyNeutral	-12679.576314
Model 2: PositiveSelection	-12676.328543
Model 0: one-ratio	-12805.798265
Model 3: discrete	-12672.776531
Model 7: beta	-12680.258515
Model 8: beta&w>1	-12669.264961


Model 0 vs 1	252.44390199999907

Model 2 vs 1	6.495542000000569

Additional information for M1 vs M2:
Naive Empirical Bayes (NEB) analysis
Positively selected sites (*: P>95%; **: P>99%)
(amino acids refer to 1st sequence: D_melanogaster_Pkn-PJ)

            Pr(w>1)     post mean +- SE for w

   785 A      0.986*        5.176

Bayes Empirical Bayes (BEB) analysis (Yang, Wong & Nielsen 2005. Mol. Biol. Evol. 22:1107-1118)
Positively selected sites (*: P>95%; **: P>99%)
(amino acids refer to 1st sequence: D_melanogaster_Pkn-PJ)

            Pr(w>1)     post mean +- SE for w

   162 A      0.663         1.335 +- 0.250
   372 I      0.643         1.319 +- 0.268
   598 L      0.527         1.264 +- 0.259
   784 S      0.695         1.352 +- 0.245
   785 A      0.955*        1.483 +- 0.136
   957 R      0.553         1.244 +- 0.343


Model 8 vs 7	21.987107999997534

Additional information for M7 vs M8:
Naive Empirical Bayes (NEB) analysis
Positively selected sites (*: P>95%; **: P>99%)
(amino acids refer to 1st sequence: D_melanogaster_Pkn-PJ)

            Pr(w>1)     post mean +- SE for w

   784 S      0.527         2.026
   785 A      1.000**       3.543

Bayes Empirical Bayes (BEB) analysis (Yang, Wong & Nielsen 2005. Mol. Biol. Evol. 22:1107-1118)
Positively selected sites (*: P>95%; **: P>99%)
(amino acids refer to 1st sequence: D_melanogaster_Pkn-PJ)

            Pr(w>1)     post mean +- SE for w

   155 N      0.565         1.081 +- 0.496
   162 A      0.893         1.407 +- 0.283
   372 I      0.836         1.344 +- 0.369
   598 L      0.745         1.264 +- 0.418
   708 S      0.552         1.043 +- 0.529
   734 T      0.622         1.120 +- 0.508
   774 S      0.529         0.974 +- 0.585
   784 S      0.918         1.430 +- 0.249
   785 A      0.998**       1.500 +- 0.048
   824 S      0.538         1.053 +- 0.502
   957 R      0.713         1.204 +- 0.487