Generate Ks plots using bottom-ranked reciprocally retained gene families #72
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Generate Ks plots using bottom-ranked reciprocally retained gene families
This PR adds the possibility to run the reciprocal retention Ks pipeline for the bottom-ranked GFs instead of the top-ranked GFs.
This is done for comparison purposes with the top-ranked GFs, which we showed being good in narrowing down Ks distributions to WGM-derived signal. The expected distribution derived from bottom-ranked GFs shouldn't retain very well WGD-derived signal (so, unclear peaks), especially if peaks as very old.
The first results using the palm
exampledataset confirm this expectation.Detailed description of changes:
use_bottom_gfs_instead_of_topin expert configuration file to toggle the use of bottom-ranked GFs instead of top-ranked GFs (default); booleanbottomvariable has been added to the code to handle this switch.top_or_bottom)topis renamed asnum_gfbecause it actually contains the number of (top or bottom) GFs to be considered from the 9178 GFs ranking.