Releases: rmhubley/coseg
Releases · rmhubley/coseg
Coseg - 0.2.4
- IUB codes in input sequences caused the code to segfault.
Coseg will now randomly choose a nucleotide to substitute
each time it encounters one in in the input sequence. It
will also inform the user when doing so. Thanks to David
Ray for reporting this and suggesting the fix. - Fixed the svg tag so that the files
will directly load in HTML5 web browsers. - Calculation of divergence has been improved.
We now use kimura substition distance with CpG
site accounting modifications instead of the
mixed substition and indel calculation. - Produce a warning if emutfrac is not within expected
range, rather than crashing.
Coseg 0.2.3
Fix to the Makefile to make it easier to compile on modern toolchains.
Coseg - 0.2.2
- Create a *.svg graph file without the need
to download/use GraphViz. The layout is
handled by an adaptation of algorithm
developed by Atze van der Ploeg. The SVG
file produced supports various labeling
options and subfamily details displayed
when a node is hovered over. - Changed the default colormap for the graph
output. Now warm colors denote more diverged
subfamilies in the tree while cooler colors
represent younger subfamilies. To restore
the original color scheme use the new "-o"
flag to coseg. - Added parameter to control the minimum distance
between diagnostic sites. Now the user can override
the historic value of 10 using the -u flag. - Improved error reporting when there is a mismatch
between an individual sequence length and the
consensus length in the input files. - Fixed a bug that caused coseg to segfault.
- Added experimental script refineConsSeqs.pl. This
script uses the RepeatModeler application to build
and refine the consensus sequences for each
subfamily.