Software Downloads


 

 

Software downloads

 

 
         
 
 

Treeness Triangle

Please see the Supplementary information entry for the Treeness Triangle paper.  
  Updated 13/4/2007

   

Spectronet 1.27

Please uninstall any existing version of Spectronet before installing this version. This new version of Spectronet includes Closest Tree and cluster-powered Fast Hadamard Transform algorithms, the Treeness Triangle for visualising sequence information, and several bug fixes. Consult the in-program help for more information on the new features.
 
  download here
Online Documentation
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  Updated 6/12/2004

   

Min-Max Squeeze

This program implements the methods described in

Holland, B. R., K.T. Huber, D. Penny, and V. Moulton. 2005. The MinMax Squeeze: Guaranteeing a minimal tree for
population data. Mol. Biol. Evol. 22:235-242.

and

Pierson, M.J., R. Martinez-Arias, B.R. Holland, N.J. Gemmell, M.E. Hurles, and D. Penny. 2006. Deciphering Past
Human Population Movements in Oceania: Provably Optimal Trees of 127 mtDNA Genomes. Mol. Biol. Evol. 23(10).

for finding lower bounds on the parsimony score of an alignment.

 
 
Online Documentation
 
 
 
  Updated 12/8/2006

 


   

Two-States Triplet Markov — 2STM

2STM calculates Markov matrices from 2-state character data sets with 3 sequences simultaneously. The program reads 4-state character nucleotide data sets and outputs estimates of the three Markov matrices from the root to each taxon. 2STM also calculates the variability of estimates (bootstrap) and some simple statistics, such as composition of nucleotide characters, either in 4 states or 2 states.

 

Executable Windows program,
C code and example data can be
obtained from this WinZip file.

 


Contact Details

Michael Woodhams
Allan Wilson Centre
Institute of Molecular
BioSciences PN462
Massey University
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 356 9099
ext 2570

E-mail
m.d.woodhams@massey.ac.nz

    Version 1.0, November 2002 | Michael Woodhams


   

Site Strip Search — For site-stripping analyses of nucleotide alignments.

This script selects subsets of taxa from a given alignment. The subsets are chosen arcording to the homoplasy of the sites. The resulting data set may be automatically sent to PAUP* or MrBayes for further analysis.

This beta version has been tested on Linux and Windows operating systems.

 

The Perl script can be down-
loaded as a zip or gzip archive.

 


Contact Details

Warwick Allen
Allan Wilson Centre
Institute of Molecular
BioSciences PN462
Massey University
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 356 9099
ext 5449

E-mail
w.p.allen@massey.ac.nz

    Version β0.2, January 2007 | Warwick Allen


   

Quartet-Imputation Supernetworks

This program implements the methods described in

Holland, B. R., G. Conner, K. Huber, V. Moulton. 2006. Imputing supertrees and supernetworks from quartets. Systematic Biology (to appear).

and

Holland, B. R., G. Conner, K. T. Huber, V. Moulton. 2006. Imputing supertrees and supernetworks from quartets, (1 page abstract). In: 6th Workshop on Algorithms in Bioinformatics (WABI 2006) Eds B. Moret and P. Buchner, Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics. 4175:162.

 
 


Contact Details

Barbara Holland
Allan Wilson Centre
Institute of Molecular
BioSciences PN462
Massey University
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 356 9099
ext 7939

E-mail
b.r.holland@massey.ac.nz

    Version 1.0, February 2006


   

Genotyping Utilities Package

GenoTyper Rearranger (GTR) is a utility that converts the output AFLP data from genotyping programs (currently ABI's Gene­Mapper and Soft­Genetics' Gene­Marker) to various formats, allowing easier display and mani­pulation.

AFLP Replicate Difference Calculator is a utility calculates the difference of some parameter (peak height, for example) between replicates in a table of AFLP data. This script takes two inputs: the AFLP data and a table that declares which samples are replicates of which other samples.

See the AFLP page for more details.

 

 
 


Contact Details

Warwick Allen
Allan Wilson Centre
Institute of Molecular
BioSciences PN462
Massey University
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
Phone: +64 6 356 9099
ext 5449

E-mail
w.p.allen@massey.ac.nz


    Version 1.1, May 2006

 

LineageSpecificSeqgen is an extension to the seq-gen program that allows generation of sequences with both changes in the proportion of variable sites and changes in the rate at which sites switch between being variable and invariable.

Ref: Shavit L, Penny D, Hendy MD, Holland BR: LineageSpecificSeqgen: generating sequence data with lineage-specific variation in the proportion of variable sites. BMC Evolutionary Biology 2008 (in press).

 
 
 
 
 
 
  Updated 12/8/2006
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