We defined the ILS/IH index to represent the degree of Incomplete lineage sorting (ILS) and introgression (IH) among lineages. This tool can quickly detect and visualize ILS/IH index between lineages of tree results run by ASTRAL option -u 2 or -t -2, with short running time, helping users to preliminatively determine ILS and IH and screen lineages for further analysis.For more details of ILS/IH index, please see https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.09.02.610893v1. Executable version for Windows and Linux can be downloaded at https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/phytop_executable_versions_in_windows_and_linux/27276699
Any nodes of phylogenetic tree can be regarded as consisting of two sister groups and one outgroup, and these three lineages can form three topologies q1, q2, q3 (as shown in the figure below),The topology with the highest proportion is denoted as q1. ILS/IH index is calculated based on the number and proportion of these topologies.
Figure. The three topological structures of gene trees Any combination of three lineages produces three topologies, When the ILS index is at its maximum of 100% and there is no IH, we expect q1 = q2 = q3 = 100%/3. When the IH index reaches 50% and there is no ILS, q1 = q2 = 50% is expected.
Download and install Phytop:
git clone https://github.com/zhangrengang/phytop
cd phytop
# install
conda env create -f phytop.yaml
conda activate phytop
python setup.py install
Start for example data:
cd example_data
Get barcharts:
phytop astral.tree
When runing ASTRAL, please use -u 2 (for C++ version, including astral, astral-pro and astral-hybrid etc.) or
-t 2 (for JAVA version, including ASTRAL-III and ASTRAL-MP) option. Then, the output species tree from ASTRAL can be used as input to phytop.
├── /tmp # Transition File (unused)
├── *.pdf # Visualization of the tree file generated by astral
├── *.info.tsv # The specific value of each node
The block diagram in PDF shows the ratio of q1, q2 and q3 of nodes. q2 and q3 are topologies that conflict with q1. Higher ILS-i or IH-i represent stronger ILS or IH respectively. In this example, there are strong ILS and IH among Juglans nigra, Juglans mandshurica, and (Juglans regia, Juglans sigillata). Since q2 is much larger than q3, we can roughly infer that there is strong IH from Juglans nigra and Juglans mandshurica to (Juglans regia, Juglans sigillata). There are almost no ILS and IH among Juglans regia, Juglans sigillata and outgroup, and this node can be considered as a well-resolved node. The below is an output figures of Phytop with default parameters:
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with default parameters. n represents the number of gene trees, P is the p-value of χ2 test to check whether the number of topologies q2 and q3 are equal, ILS-i and IH-i represent the calculated ILS index and IH index respectively, and ILS-e and IH-e represent the proportion of gene tree topological incongruence that can be explained by the ILS and IH, respectively.
usage: phytop [-h] [-alter NEWICK] [-g NEWICK] [-align] [-cp] [-branch_size BRANCH_SIZE] [-leaf_size LEAF_SIZE] [-sort]
[-notext] [-figsize FIGSIZE] [-fontsize FONTSIZE] [-figfmt FIGFMT] [-polytomy_test] [-pie] [-pie_size PIE_SIZE]
[-pie_fold PIE_FOLD] [-bl] [-test [TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]]] [-astral_bin STR] [-outgroup STR]
[-clades FILE] [-collapse [TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]]] [-onshow TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]]
[-noshow TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]] [-subset TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]] [-pre STR] [-tmp DIR]
NEWICK
Visualizing ILS/IH signals on species tree from ASTRAL.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Input:
NEWICK Species tree output by ASTRAL (using option `-u 2` for C++ versions and `-t 2` for JAVA versions)
[required]
-alter NEWICK Show the tree (e.g. a timetree) instead of the ASTRAL tree (their topologies MUST be identical)
[default=None]
-g NEWICK, -genetrees NEWICK
gene trees for branch lengths in TEST mode [default=None]
Tree options:
-align Align tips [default=False]
-cp, -concordance_percent
Show gene-species trees concordance percent at inner nodes instead of PP [default=False]
-branch_size BRANCH_SIZE
Font size of text in branch [default=48]
-leaf_size LEAF_SIZE Font size of leaf name [default=60]
Barcharts options:
-sort Sort q1, q2 and q3, which will miss the directionality [default=False]
-notext Do not draw text on the barcharts [default=False]
-figsize FIGSIZE Figure size of barcharts [default=3]
-fontsize FONTSIZE Font size of text in barcharts [default=13]
-figfmt FIGFMT Figure format of barcharts in tmpdir [default=png]
-polytomy_test Test for polytomies [default=False]
Piecharts options:
-pie, -pie_chart Use piechart instead of barchart [default=False]
-pie_size PIE_SIZE Size of Piecharts [default=30]
-pie_fold PIE_FOLD Fold of font size between Barcharts and Piecharts [default=6]
-bl Branch lengths to check [default=False]
Branch length (BL) options:
Test mode:
-test [TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]]
Test four-taxon (the first is outgroup and others are sampled for three ingroups) [default=None]
-astral_bin STR ASTRAL command ('astral-pro', 'astral-hybrid', ...) [default=astral-pro]
-outgroup STR Outgroup [default: the first of `-test`]
Clade operateion:
-clades FILE Difinition of clades [default=None]
-collapse [TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]]
Collapse clades [default=None]
-onshow TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]
Only show charts on these inner nodes [default=None]
-noshow TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]
Don't show charts on these inner nodes [default=None]
-subset TAXON/FILE [TAXON/FILE ...]
Show a subset clade with their MCRA [default=None]
Output:
-pre STR, -prefix STR
Prefix for output [default=None]
-tmp DIR, -tmpdir DIR
Temporary directory [default=tmp]
Get barcharts with collapse for clades:
phytop astral.tree -clades setcladefile -collapse
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with collapse for clades. Juglans regia and Juglans sigillata were collepse for Juglans1
Get barcharts with different colors:
phytop sog.sc.cds.mm0.5.genetrees.astral -colors 'red','yellow','black'
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-colors" parameter. Set the columns to different colors
Get barcharts displays a selection of nodes:
phytop astral.tree -clades setcladefile -onshow Juglans1
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with a subset of nodes. Only the information about the specified node is displayed
Get barcharts displays a selection of nodes:
phytop astral.tree -clades setcladefile -noshow Juglans1
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with specified node information not displayed. The information about the specified node is not displayed
Get piecharts:
phytop astral.tree -pie -cp
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-pie -cp" parameters. In the pie chart, only the proportions of the q1 topologies are shown
Customizing the visualization output:
phytop astral.tree -align
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-align" parameter. This parameter can be used to make leaf names aligned.
phytop astral.tree -subset Juglans_nigra Juglans_sigillata Juglans_regia
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-branchsize" parameter. "-branchsize 20" in this example. This parameter can be used to select subset of leaves.
phytop astral.tree -branch_size 20
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-branch_size" parameter. "-branch_size 20" in this example. This parameter can be used to adjust font size of text in branch.
phytop astral.tree -notext
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-notext" parameter. Use this parameter to make the text of the barplots not display.
phytop astral.tree -figsize 1 -fontsize 4
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-figsize" and "-fontsize" parameters. "-figsize 1 -fontsize 4" in this example. These parameters can be used to adjust the image size and font size of the barplots.
phytop astral.tree -leaf_size 20
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-leaf_size". "-leaf_size 20" in this example. This parameter can be used to adjust font size of font size of leaf names.
phytop astral.tree -pie -pie_size 20
Figure. Visual result of Phytop on example data with "-pie_size". "-pie -pie_size 20" in this example. This parameter can be used to adjust font size of of piecharts.