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Command-line changes to parameter values
In order to simplify batch runs and make it easier to run simulations involving
structure, we have added command-line flags that update the values
of certain parameters, over-riding the values set in
mainparams.
These are as follows:
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-m (mainparams) Read a different parameter input file instead of
mainparams.
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-e (extraparams) Read a different parameter input file instead of
extraparams.
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-s (stratparams) Read a different parameter input file instead of
stratparams.
(For use with the accompanying program, STRAT, for association mapping.)
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-K (MAXPOPS) Change the number of populations.
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-L (NUMLOCI) Change the number of loci.
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-N (NUMINDS) Change the number of individuals.
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-i (input file) Read data from a different input file.
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-o (output file) Print results to a different output file.
Thus, to over-ride one of the preset parameter values, we invoke structure
and then use the relevant flag, followed by the new parameter value. The
flag and new value are separated by a space. The flags can be used in any
order. For example, to change the number of assumed populations to 5, and
direct the output to a file called output5, we could call structure
as follows:
./structure -K 5 -o output5



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William Wen 2002-07-18