MCMC Post-hoc Analysis

Data and model

PartitionSequencesLengthsAlphabetSubstitution ModelIndel ModelScale Model
1 25.fasta 111 - 131 RNA S1 = GTR +> ASRV.Gamma(n=4) +> Inv +> Covarion.Huelsenbeck02 I1 = RS07 scale1 ~ Gamma(0.5, 2)

Scalar variables

Diagnostic flags: concerning; caution.

StatisticMean ± SDMedian (95% BCI)ACTESSburninPSRF-80%CIPSRF-RCF
#indels 55.31 ± 4.307 55 (47, 63) 15.04 19849.0 262.0 1.0 1.0
#substs 727.5 ± 9.173 728 (710, 745) 45.18 6609.0 297.0 0.9863 1.002
RS07:meanLength 2.001 ± 0.2473 1.972 (1.559, 2.494) 9.614 31060.0 205.0 1.0 1.0
RS07:rate 0.01522 ± 0.003198 0.01504 (0.009149, 0.02143) 11.57 25813.0 330.0 1.0 1.0
P1/#indels 55.31 ± 4.307 55 (47, 63) 15.04 19849.0 262.0 1.0 1.0
P1/#substs 727.5 ± 9.173 728 (710, 745) 45.18 6609.0 297.0 0.9863 1.002
P1/likelihood -2703 ± 13.14 -2703 (-2728, -2677) 20.67 14445.0 349.0 1.0 1.0
P1/prior_A -406.7 ± 24.5 -405 (-455.9, -361.3) 17.47 17089.0 474.0 0.9993 1.0
P1/|A| 163.7 ± 6.24 163 (152, 175) 82.24 3631.0 686.0 1.027 1.001
P1/|indels| 106.7 ± 9.59 106 (89, 125) 24.44 12219.0 354.0 0.9825 1.0
ASRV.Gamma:alpha 989.9 ± 1.737e+05 2.084 (0.9251, 4.661) 1.054 283188.0 218.0 1.0 1.001
Covarion.Huelsenbeck02:pi1 0.6438 ± 0.05432 0.6433 (0.5376, 0.7506) 5.251 56865.0 249.0 0.9998 0.9999
Covarion.Huelsenbeck02:r 0.5756 ± 0.1484 0.559 (0.3072, 0.8691) 9.087 32860.0 233.0 1.0 1.0
Covarion.Huelsenbeck02:rate 0.2603 ± 0.06874 0.2527 (0.1373, 0.3983) 8.612 34674.0 287.0 1.0 1.0
Covarion.Huelsenbeck02:s01 0.3709 ± 0.1029 0.3579 (0.1914, 0.5776) 8.746 34144.0 212.0 0.9999 0.9999
Covarion.Huelsenbeck02:s10 0.2047 ± 0.06063 0.1971 (0.09755, 0.3264) 7.802 38275.0 240.0 1.0 0.9999
GTR:pi[A] 0.2112 ± 0.01944 0.2101 (0.1742, 0.25) 16.37 18237.0 629.0 1.0 1.0
GTR:pi[C] 0.2748 ± 0.01974 0.2744 (0.2365, 0.3136) 11.14 26803.0 407.0 0.9999 1.0
GTR:pi[G] 0.2997 ± 0.02509 0.2991 (0.2509, 0.3492) 16.93 17637.0 727.0 1.001 1.001
GTR:pi[U] 0.2144 ± 0.01698 0.2138 (0.1821, 0.2483) 14.99 19922.0 422.0 1.0 1.0
GTR:sym[AC] 0.0189 ± 0.01566 0.01505 (5.389e-08, 0.04966) 10.4 28725.0 424.0 1.0 1.0
GTR:sym[AG] 0.1844 ± 0.03853 0.1817 (0.1114, 0.2608) 16.35 18260.0 813.0 1.001 1.0
GTR:sym[AU] 0.2735 ± 0.04997 0.2715 (0.1774, 0.3717) 18.15 16456.0 616.0 0.9993 0.9998
GTR:sym[CG] 0.09195 ± 0.02817 0.08941 (0.04029, 0.1487) 24.65 12114.0 637.0 1.0 1.0
GTR:sym[CU] 0.3947 ± 0.05711 0.3924 (0.2843, 0.5075) 17.47 17094.0 613.0 1.0 1.0
GTR:sym[GU] 0.0366 ± 0.02266 0.03373 (1.418e-06, 0.07816) 11.67 25586.0 537.0 1.0 1.0
Inv:pInv 0.1146 ± 0.03659 0.1128 (0.04546, 0.1885) 5.861 50952.0 381.0 0.9993 0.9998
sigma 0.08809 ± 0.1204 0.04913 (3.497e-07, 0.3287) 6.933 43069.0 231.0 0.9986 1.0
likelihood -2703 ± 13.14 -2703 (-2728, -2677) 20.67 14445.0 349.0 1.0 1.0
posterior -3147 ± 22.79 -3146 (-3193, -3104) 9.527 31344.0 290.0 0.9998 1.0
prior -444.3 ± 26.51 -442.8 (-497, -394.1) 15.38 19410.0 343.0 1.0 1.0
prior_A -406.7 ± 24.5 -405 (-455.9, -361.3) 17.47 17089.0 474.0 0.9993 1.0
scale 13.53 ± 2.87 13.22 (8.378, 19.27) 6.234 47898.0 189.0 1.0 1.0
scale*|T| 15.73 ± 2.536 15.41 (11.19, 20.78) 15.42 19365.0 487.0 0.9993 0.9999
scale1 13.53 ± 2.87 13.22 (8.378, 19.27) 6.234 47898.0 189.0 1.0 1.0
scale1*|T| 15.73 ± 2.536 15.41 (11.19, 20.78) 15.42 19365.0 487.0 0.9993 0.9999
|A| 163.7 ± 6.24 163 (152, 175) 82.24 3631.0 686.0 1.027 1.001
|T| 1.19 ± 0.1996 1.177 (0.8121, 1.585) 1.32 226232.0 168.0 0.9995 0.9998
|indels| 106.7 ± 9.59 106 (89, 125) 24.44 12219.0 354.0 0.9825 1.0

Phylogeny Distribution

50% consensus tree
View 50% consensus tree

Partition support: Summary ยท Across chains

Tree files
TreeConsensus tree
Newick+PPPDFSVG
greedy Newick +PP PDF SVG
MAP Newick +PP PDF SVG
50% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
66% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
80% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
90% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
95% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
99% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
100% consensus Newick +PP PDF SVG
Consensus-tree support levels
View Consensus-tree support levels

Alignment Distribution

Partition 1

Alignment FASTA HTML Difference from the WPD alignment AU Minimum pairwise sequence identity Number of alignment columns Number of invariant columns Number of parsimony-informative columns
Initial FASTA HTML Diff AU 12.7% 131 0 (0%) 126 (96.2%)
Consensus (posterior-decoding: very short/log) FASTA HTML AU 33.6% 151 11 (7.28%) 114 (75.5%)
Consensus (posterior-decoding: short/EA) FASTA HTML AU 34.1% 157 11 (7.01%) 121 (77.1%)
Consensus (posterior-decoding: medium/AMA) FASTA HTML AU 33.8% 170 11 (6.47%) 119 (70%)
Consensus (posterior-decoding: long/TC) FASTA HTML AU 26.1% 201 11 (5.47%) 131 (65.2%)
Ancestral FASTA HTML 31.8% 170 11 (6.47%) 144 (84.7%)

Convergence and mixing

Statistics
scalar burnin813
scalar ESS3631
minimum topological ESS2969.687
ASDSF0.009
MSDSF0.028
PSRF-80%CI1.027
PSRF-RCF1.002
50% consensus-tree split support
SRQ plot for support of the 50% consensus tree.
All sampled splits
SRQ plot for support of each sampled split.
Projection of RF distances for the first 4 chains (Hillis et al 2005)
View Projection of Robinson-Foulds tree distances3D
Split posterior probabilities across chains (Beiko et al 2006)
View Split posterior probabilities across chains
Split posterior log odds across chains
View Split posterior log odds across chains

Run details

command line: bali-phy 25.fasta --smodel 'GTR +> ASRV.Gamma(4) +> Inv +> Covarion.Huelsenbeck02'
directory: /home/bredelings/Projects/5S-25
version: 4.3

chain #burninsubsamplesamplessubdirectory
1 3627 1 33651 25-1
2 3627 1 33630 25-2
3 3627 1 33621 25-3
4 3627 1 33526 25-4
5 3627 1 33557 25-5
6 3627 1 33417 25-6
7 3627 1 33499 25-7
8 3627 1 33257 25-8
9 3627 1 32931 25-9

Model and priors

Tree (+priors)

Substitution model (+priors)

Indel model (+priors)

Scales (+priors)

Model Code

Glossary

ACT
Autocorrelation time measures serial dependence. The effective sample size is the retained sample count divided by ACT.
ESS
Effective sample size approximates the number of independent samples that would give the same precision as the correlated MCMC samples. Values below 100 are flagged as concerning, and values from 100 through 299 warrant caution; obtaining more samples should increase ESS.
PSRF-80%CI
The width of the pooled 80% credible interval divided by the average within-chain width. Values from 1.05 through 1.19 warrant caution, and values of 1.2 or greater are concerning. Values near 1 indicate similar widths across chains.
PSRF-RCF
For each chain's 80% credible interval, this compares its probability in that chain with its probability in the pooled samples, then averages the ratios across chains. It uses the same warning thresholds as PSRF-80%CI.
ASDSF
The average across splits of the standard deviation, across chains, of each split's posterior probability. Values below 0.01 are commonly considered acceptable; larger values suggest obtaining more samples or comparing additional chains.
MSDSF
The largest standard deviation across chains of any split's posterior probability. A large value identifies at least one split whose estimated support still differs substantially among chains.