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Canopy (version 1.0.0)

canopy.post: Posterior evaluation of MCMC sampled trees

Description

Burnin, thinning, and posterior evaluation of MCMC sampled trees.

Usage

canopy.post(sampchain, projectname, K, numchain, burnin, thin, optK, C, post.config.cutoff)

Arguments

sampchain
list of sampled trees returned by canopy.sample
projectname
name of project
K
number of subclones (vector)
numchain
number of MCMC chains with random initiations
burnin
burnin of MCMC chains
thin
MCMC chain thinning.
optK
optimal number of subclones determined by canopy.BIC
C
CNA and CNA-region overlapping matrix, only needed if overlapping CNAs are used as input
post.config.cutoff
cutoff value for posterior probabilities of tree configurations, default is set to be 0.05 (only tree configurations with greater than 0.05 posterior probabilities will be reported by Canopy)

Value

samptreethin
list of sampled posterior trees
samptreethin.lik
vector of likelihood of sampled posterior trees
config
vector of configuration of sampled posterior trees (integer values)
config.summary
summary of configurations of sampled posterior trees

Examples

Run this code
data(MDA231_sampchain)
data(MDA231)
sampchain = MDA231_sampchain
projectname = 'MD231'
K = 3:6
numchain = 20
burnin = 150
thin = 5
optK = 4
C = MDA231$C
post = canopy.post(sampchain = sampchain, projectname = projectname, K = K,
                   numchain = numchain, burnin = burnin, thin = thin, 
                   optK = optK, C = C)

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