GSR: Simulator - Pyvolve

Basic Package Attributes
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TitlePyvolve
Short DescriptionA Flexible Python Module for Simulating Sequences along Phylogenies
Long DescriptionPyvolve is an open-source Python module for simulating sequences along a phylogenetic tree according to continuous-time Markov models of sequence evolution.
Version1.0.3
Project Started2009
Last Release5 years, 11 months ago
Homepagehttps://github.com/sjspielman/pyvolve
Citations Spielman SJ, Wilke CO, Pyvolve: A Flexible Python Module for Simulating Sequences along Phylogenies., PLoS One, Sept. 23, 2015 [ Abstract, cited in PMC ]
GSR CertificationGSR-certified

✔ Accessibility
✔ Documentation
✔ Application
✔ Support

Last evaluatedJune 10, 2021 (1976 days ago)
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Detailed Attributes
Attribute CategoryAttribute
Target
Type of Simulated Data
Variations
Simulation Method
Input
Data Type
File format
Output
Data Type
Sequencing Reads
File Format
Sample Type
Phenotype
Trait Type
Determinants
Evolutionary Features
Demographic
Population Size Changes
Gene Flow
Spatiality
Life Cycle
Mating System
Fecundity
Natural Selection
Determinant
Models
Recombination
Mutation Models
Events Allowed
Other
Interface
Development
Tested Platforms
Language
License
GSR CertificationAccessibility, Documentation, Application, Support,

Number of Primary Citations: 1

Number of Non-Primary Citations: 2

The following 2 publications are selected examples of applications that used Pyvolve.

2023

Zhai H, Fukuyama J, A convenient correspondence between k-mer-based metagenomic distances and phylogenetically-informed β-diversity measures., PLoS Comput Biol, Jan. 6, 2023 [Abstract]

2022

Guo F, Carbone I, Rasmussen DA, Recombination-aware phylogeographic inference using the structured coalescent with ancestral recombination., PLoS Comput Biol, Aug. 19, 2022 [Abstract]


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