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/* Copyright 2009-2010 Stéphane De Mita, Mathieu Siol This file is part of the EggLib library. EggLib is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. EggLib is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with EggLib. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. */ #ifndef EGGLIB_ARG_HPP #define EGGLIB_ARG_HPP #include "Current.hpp" #include "Edge.hpp" #include <string> /** \defgroup coalesce coalesce * * \brief Coalescent simulator * * The set of classes implements a three-scale coalescent simulator with * recombination, and a flexible mutation model. The main classes are * Controller (the starting point for generating genealogies), ParamSet * (that centralizes parameter specification), the Change hierarchy * (that implements demographic change specifications), Arg (ancestral * recombination graph; the result of generation a genealogy) and * Mutator (that generates genotype data from an ARG). * */ namespace egglib { class Random; /** \brief Ancestral recombination graph * * \ingroup coalesce * * This class stores the ARG (genealogical information). It is * progressively built by appropriate (especially regarding to the * timing) calls to coal() and recomb() methods. Then it can be * used by a mutator class to generates data, or it can also * generate newick trees (one tree by non-recombining segment). * */ class Arg { public: /** \brief Default constructor * * Creates a null, useless, object. * */ Arg(); /** \brief Object initialization * * \param current address of the Current instance used by * the simulator. * * \param numberOfSegments number of recombining segments. * */ void set(Current* current, unsigned int numberOfSegments); /** \brief Object reset method * * This method doesn't reset all parameters (the number of * segments and associated tables are retained, as well as * the Edge object pool). * * \param current address of the Current instance used by * the simulator. * */ void reset(Current* current); /** \brief Standard constructor * * \param current address of the Current instance used by * the simulator. * * \param numberOfSegments number of recombining segments * */ Arg(Current* current, unsigned int numberOfSegments); /** \brief Destructor * * Clears all Edge instances referenced in the object. * */ virtual ~Arg(); /** \brief Gets the current value of the time counter * */ double time() const; /** \brief Increments the time counter * */ void addTime(double increment); /** \brief Performs a coalescence event * * For this version, the two lineages to coalesce are * predefined. * * \param incr increment of the time counter. * \param pop index of the population. * \param index1 first lineage to coalesce. * \param index2 second lineage to coalesce. * */ void coalescence(double incr, unsigned int pop, unsigned int index1, unsigned int index2); /** \brief Performs a coalescence event * * For this version, the two lineages to coalesce are * randomly picked in the given population * * \param incr increment of the time counter. * \param pop index of the population. * \param random pointer to simulator's random generator * instance. * */ void coalescence(double incr, unsigned int pop, Random* random); /** \brief Performs a recombination event * * \param incr increment of the time counter. * \param random pointer to simulator's random generator * instance. * */ void recombination(double incr, Random* random); /** \brief Places a mutation * * \param segment index of the segment affected. * * \param treePosition a random number placed on the * interval defined by the tree length at this position. * * \return the concerned Edge's address. * * \todo why this is not encapsulated? * * Another nerve-taking point: calling this method assume * that all Edge of have previously undergone a call of * branchLength(position) with intervalPosition - what * should be done by the called (that is, Mutator) through * my (Arg's) treeLength of something. BEWARE WHEN MODIFYING * (enhancements should be directed to Edge in my view) * */ Edge* mute(unsigned int segment, double treePosition); /** \brief Age of the uMRCA * * The uMRCA is the ultimate Most Recent Common Ancestor, * that is the point where the last segment finds its most * recent common ancestor. This member will have a meaningful * value only if the coalescent process is completed. * */ inline double ageUltimateMRCA() const { return _time; } /** \brief Age of the MRCA for a given segment * * The MRCA is the Most Recent Common Ancestor, that is the * point where the coalescent process is over (all lineages * have coalesced). This member will have a meaningful * value only if the coalescent process is completed. * * Note that the value is cached; it is computed only one * upon first call and no again, even if the Arg is modified< * */ inline double ageMRCA(unsigned int segmentIndex) { return _MRCA[segmentIndex]->bottom; } /** \brief MRCA for each segment * * The MRCA is the Most Recent Common Ancestor, that is the * point where the coalescent process is over (all lineages * have coalesced). This member will have a meaningful * value only if the coalescent process is completed. * * Note that the value is cached; it is computed only one * upon first call and no again, even if the Arg is modified * */ inline const Edge* MRCA(unsigned int segmentIndex) { return _MRCA[segmentIndex]; } /// Ultimate MRCA inline const Edge* uMRCA() { return edges[numberOfEdges-1]; } /// the number of recombining segments unsigned int numberOfSegments; /** \brief Formats the newick-formatted tree for a segment * */ std::string newick(unsigned int segment); /// Number of initial lineages unsigned int numberOfSamples; /** \brief Total tree length (summed over all segments) * */ double totalLength; /** \brief Segment-specific tree length * */ double* segmentLengths; /// Current number of Edges in the tree (including the MRCA node) unsigned int numberOfEdges; /// Total number of recombination events that occurred unsigned int numberOfRecombinationEvents; /// Set the number of actual sites in all branches void set_actualNumberOfSites(unsigned int actualNumberOfSites); private: /// Copy constructor not available Arg(const Arg&) { } /// Assignment operator not available Arg& operator=(const Arg&) { return *this; } void init_stable_parameters(); void init_variable_parameters(); void clear(); void addEdge(Edge*); std::string rnewick(Edge* edge, unsigned int segment, double cache); Current* current; double _time; Edge** edges; void findMRCA(unsigned int segmentIndex); void computeTotalLength(); void computeSegmentLength(unsigned int segmentIndex); unsigned int* numberOfEdgesPerSegment; Edge** _MRCA; EdgePool edgePool; }; } #endif