We display the available set of nucleotide substitution models.
from cogent3 import available_modelsavailable_models("nucleotide")
Specify a model using 'Abbreviation' (case sensitive).
Model Type
Abbreviation
Description
nucleotide
BH
Barry and Hartigan Discrete Time substitution model Barry and Hartigan 1987. Biometrics 43: 261–76.
nucleotide
DT
Discrete Time substitution model (non-stationary, non-reversible). motif_length=2 makes this a dinucleotide model, motif_length=3 a trinucleotide model.
strand-symmetric general Markov nucleotide (non-stationary, non-reversible). Kaehler, 2017, Journal of Theoretical Biology 420: 144–51
nucleotide
K80
Kimura 1980
nucleotide
JC69
Jukes and Cantor's 1969 model
nucleotide
GTR
General Time Reversible nucleotide substitution model.
nucleotide
TN93
Tamura and Nei 1993 model
nucleotide
HKY85
Hasegawa, Kishino and Yano 1985 model
nucleotide
F81
Felsenstein's 1981 model
10 rows x 3 columns
Using the GTR model
We specify the general time-reversible model (Lanave et al) by its abbreviation. By default, this model does not optimise the codon frequencies but uses the average estimated from the alignment. We configure the model to optimise the root motif probabilities.