test5grt.bst

fastDNAml is an attempt to solve the same problem as DNAML, but to do so faster and using less memo

fastDNAml, version 1.2.1, March 9, 1998

Based on Joseph Felsenstein's

   Nucleic acid sequence Maximum Likelihood method, version 3.3

5 Species, 114 Sites

Quick add (only local branches initially optimized) in effect

Restart option in effect.  Sequence addition will start from appended tree.

Rearrangements of partial trees may cross 0 branches.
Rearrangements of full tree may cross 0 branches.

Total weight of positions in analysis = 114
There are 41 distinct data patterns (columns)

Empirical Base Frequencies:

   A       0.18570
   C       0.24823
   G       0.31783
  T(U)     0.24823

Transition/transversion ratio =   2.000000

(Transition/transversion parameter =   1.571835)

Restarting from tree with the following sequences:
   Sequence1
   Sequence2
   Sequence4
   Sequence5

Adding species:
   Sequence3
      Tested 5 alternative trees
      Ln Likelihood =    -379.14992

Examined 6 trees

   +--------- Sequence5
---2  
   !  +------------------- Sequence4
   +--1  
   !  !                                      +-------------- Sequence3
   !  +--------------------------------------3  
   !                                         +------------------- Sequence2
   !  
   +------------------------------------------- Sequence1

Remember: this is an unrooted tree!

Ln Likelihood =    -379.14992

 Between        And             Length      Approx. Confidence Limits
 -------        ---             ------      ------- ---------- ------
   2          Sequence5         0.02776     (     zero,     0.06734) **
   2             1              0.00396     (     zero,     0.03594)
   1          Sequence4         0.06711     (  0.01506,     0.12427) **
   1             3              0.13351     (  0.05915,     0.21875) **
   3          Sequence3         0.04953     (  0.00347,     0.09953) **
   3          Sequence2         0.06542     (  0.01357,     0.12233) **
   2          Sequence1         0.15529     (  0.07648,     0.24643) **

     *  = significantly positive, P < 0.05
     ** = significantly positive, P < 0.01


Tree also written to treefile.24367