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//
// File: Coala.h
// Created by: Bastien Boussau
// Created on: Tue May 18 15:23:20 2010
// Modified by: Mathieu Groussin
// Modified on: Sun Mar 13 12:00:00 2011
//

/*
   Copyright or � or Copr. CNRS, (November 16, 2004)
   PCA
   This software is a computer program whose purpose is to provide classes
   for phylogenetic data analysis.

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#ifndef _COALA_H_
#define _COALA_H_

#include "ProteinSubstitutionModel.h"
#include "../AbstractSubstitutionModel.h"
#include "CoalaCore.h"

// From SeqLib:
#include <Bpp/Seq/Alphabet/ProteicAlphabet.h>

using namespace std;


namespace bpp
{
/**
 * @brief The Coala branch-heterogeneous amino-acid substitution model.
 *
 * This branch-heterogeneous model allows each branch to have its own set of amino acid equilibrium frequencies. It makes use of a Correspondence Analysis to reduce the number of parameters to be
 * optimized through Maximum Likelihood, focusing on most of the compositional variation observed in the data. The same COA is used for all branches.
 * An empirical exchangeability matrix is used, common to all branches. The choice of this matrix is up to the user. A user-defined empirical matrix can also be employed.
 * The model may also be used as a branch-homogeneous but non-stationary model, where the same estimated equilibrium frequencies are used for all branches, but different equilibrium frequencies
 * (that are optimized) are used on the root. Finally, the model may be employed as a branch-homogeneous and stationary model, where the frequencies at the root are similar to the ones on branches.
 *
 * @author Mathieu Groussin
 * @param alpha The alphabet (Protein)
 * @param nbAxes The number of principal axes of the COA that have to be taken into account to optimize the 20 branch-specific equilibrium frequencies. This number is common to all branches, as
 * well as on the root, where frequencies are optimized with a MVAprotein object (See the ProteinFrequenciesSet class).
 * @param exch The exchangeability matrix. The matrices currently available are DSO78, JTT92, WAG01 or LG08. A user-defined matrix can be specified with the 'file' argument.
 * @param file [optional] Used only to specify the file containing the user-defined exchangeabilities, written in PAML format.
 */

class Coala :
  public ProteinSubstitutionModel,
  public AbstractReversibleSubstitutionModel,
  public CoalaCore
{
protected:
  bool init_;
  unsigned int nbrOfAxes_;
  string exch_;
  string file_;

public:
  Coala(const ProteicAlphabet* alpha,
        unsigned int nbAxes = 0,
        const string exch = "LG08",
        string file = "");

  virtual ~Coala() {}

#ifndef NO_VIRTUAL_COV
  Coala*
#else
  Clonable*
#endif
  clone() const { return new Coala(*this); }

public:
  string getName() const {return "Coala"; }
  string getExch() const {return exch_; }
  void setFreqFromData(const SequenceContainer& data, bool param = true);
  string getEmpiricalMatrixFile() const {return file_; }

protected:
  void readFromFile(string& file);
  void computeEquilibriumFrequencies();
  void updateMatrices();
};
} // end of namespace bpp.
#endif  // _COALA_H_