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1 ASAP command line: Brief Install and How to Description | |
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5 ******Install | |
6 you can install in 4 steps by typing the 4 following commands in a terminal | |
7 1) cd <dir where asap.tgz is located> | |
8 2) tar -xvzf asap.tgz | |
9 3) cd asap | |
10 4) make | |
11 5) make clean | |
12 You should have a working asap script in your asap directory. | |
13 | |
14 ******Run: | |
15 If you are in a hurry and want as soon as possible to see asap working, just type | |
16 | |
17 ./asap <file_name> | |
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20 <file_name> must be one of these files: | |
21 -fasta alignment | |
22 -phylip distance file | |
23 -MEGA distance file (see MEGA information below) | |
24 | |
25 ./asap -h | |
26 will give you this help | |
27 -h : this help | |
28 -r # : nbr of replicates for statistical tests (default is 10^4) | |
29 -b # : nbr of best results to be reported (default is 10) | |
30 -m : if present the distance Matrix is supposed to be MEGA CVS (other formats are guessed) | |
31 -a : output all files: all probabilities, tree and graph files (default only graph files and 10 best agglomerations) | |
32 -d # : distance (0: Kimura-2P, 1: Jukes-Cantor --default--, 2: Tamura-Nei 3:simple distance) | |
33 -o # : NOT WORKING YET existent directory where results files are written (default is same dir than alignment) | |
34 -t # : transition/transversion (for Kimura) default:2 | |
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38 | |
39 ******Results: | |
40 ASAP will print on screen the number of best results you choosed with -b option or the 10 best if no value is specified | |
41 It will produce some other files as 2 graphics files | |
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43 | |
44 ******Information | |
45 | |
46 This software is delivered with BIONJ C source code very slightly modified to construct the newick tree. | |
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48 You can get more information on BIONJ here: | |
49 BIONJ: an improved version of the NJ algorithm based on a simple model of sequence data." | |
50 Gascuel O. Molecular Biology and Evolution. 1997 14:685-695 | |
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53 | |
54 -------------------MEGA information--------------- | |
55 Two MEGA distance files are read: | |
56 | |
57 ********* | |
58 CVS file (default MEGA 5) formated as follows: | |
59 [name 1],, | |
60 [name 2],##,, | |
61 ... | |
62 [name n],##,##,... ##,, | |
63 | |
64 You must specify a -m option on command line with this type of file | |
65 | |
66 ********** | |
67 default MEGA 4, formated as below | |
68 #mega | |
69 !Format DataType=Distance DataFormat=LowerLeft NTaxa=100 | |
70 !other informations | |
71 line | |
72 line... | |
73 | |
74 ; | |
75 [1] #name 1 | |
76 [2] #name 2 | |
77 ... | |
78 [n] #name n | |
79 | |
80 [1 2.... n] | |
81 [1] | |
82 [2] ## | |
83 [3] ## ## | |
84 ... | |
85 [n] ## ## .....## | |
86 | |
87 This mega format is assumed as soon as the "#mega" keyword is present on 1st line | |
88 Some variations are tolerated in this latter format, but if you get an error you should try to stick to one above. |