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Hi,
I have run OrthoFinder on a set of ~20 proteomes, and got 30556 orthogroups. My problem is that I only find 18714 trees in the Gene_Trees directory, and looking at Orthogroups/Orthogroups.tsv, those 18714 groups are the ones with more than 3 sequences.
Is there a specific reason why there are no trees generated for the smaller groups? Is there a way to get them? I tried to rerun with -fg -M msa, but didn't get more trees.
I launched orthofinder (2.4.0) like this: orthofinder -t 20 -S diamond -f data
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That's the expected behaviour. It's because the smallest non-trivial unrooted tree requires 4 sequence, consequently most tree inference algorithms will not infer a tree with fewer than 4 sequences either.
If you wanted to try and get trees you could try the MSA files for the groups with 3 sequences in different tree inference programs and see if any will infer trees for you, I don't know off the top of my head if any do or not.
Hi,
I have run OrthoFinder on a set of ~20 proteomes, and got 30556 orthogroups. My problem is that I only find 18714 trees in the
Gene_Trees
directory, and looking atOrthogroups/Orthogroups.tsv
, those 18714 groups are the ones with more than 3 sequences.Is there a specific reason why there are no trees generated for the smaller groups? Is there a way to get them? I tried to rerun with
-fg -M msa
, but didn't get more trees.I launched orthofinder (2.4.0) like this:
orthofinder -t 20 -S diamond -f data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: