Use partition length instead of MSA length as sample size#74
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Use partition length instead of MSA length as sample size#74stelzch wants to merge 5 commits intoddarriba:masterfrom
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Do not print selections, print only loglikelihoods + scores + #free params
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It seems the overall MSA length is used as sample size when computing the information criteria. In partitioned analyses, the MSA length does not coincide with the partition length.
Difference in AICc and BIC score can be observed in the following example:
partitions.txt:modeltest-ng -i example-data/dna/birds.fas -q partitions.txtWithout change applied
With change applied