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//
// File: JTT92.h
// Created by: Julien Dutheil
// Created on: Wed Jan 21 14:09:43 2004
//

/*
Copyright or © or Copr. Bio++ Development Team, (November 16, 2004)

This software is a computer program whose purpose is to provide classes
for phylogenetic data analysis.

This software is governed by the CeCILL  license under French law and
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*/

#ifndef _JTT92_H_
#define _JTT92_H_

#include "ProteinSubstitutionModel.h"
#include "../AbstractSubstitutionModel.h"
#include "../FrequenciesSet/ProteinFrequenciesSet.h"

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

namespace bpp
{

/**
 * @brief The Jones, Taylor and Thornton substitution model for proteins.
 *
 * Exchangeabilities have been computed using the DCMut method of Kosiol and Goldman.
 * The exchangability matrix is normalized so that \f$Q = S . \pi\f$ and \f$\sum_i Q_{i,i}\pi_i = -1\f$.
 * The original frequencies can be used, or alternatively a parametrized version, corresponding to the
 * so-called JTT92+F model.
 * Eigen values and vectors are obtained numerically.
 * 
 * References:
 * - Jones DT, Taylor WR and Thornton JM (1992), _Computer Applications In The Biosciences_, 8(3) 275-82. 
 * - Kosiol C and Goldman N (2005), _Molecular Biology And Evolution_ 22(2) 193-9. 
 */
class JTT92 :
  public virtual ProteinSubstitutionModel,
  public AbstractReversibleSubstitutionModel
{
  private:
    ProteinFrequenciesSet* freqSet_;

	public:
    /**
     * @brief Build a simple JTT92 model, with original equilibrium frequencies.
     *
     * @param alpha A proteic alphabet.
     */
		JTT92(const ProteicAlphabet* alpha);

    /**
     * @brief Build a JTT92 model with special equilibrium frequencies.
     *
     * @param alpha A proteic alphabet.
     * @param freqSet A pointer toward a protein frequencies set, which will be owned by this instance.
     * @param initFreqs Tell if the frequency set should be initialized with the original JTT92 values.
     * Otherwise, the values of the set will be used.
     */
		JTT92(const ProteicAlphabet* alpha, ProteinFrequenciesSet* freqSet, bool initFreqs=false);

    JTT92(const JTT92& model) :
      AbstractParameterAliasable(model),
      AbstractSubstitutionModel(model),
      AbstractReversibleSubstitutionModel(model),
      freqSet_(dynamic_cast<ProteinFrequenciesSet *>(model.freqSet_->clone()))
    {}

    JTT92& operator=(const JTT92& model)
    {
      AbstractParameterAliasable::operator=(model);
      AbstractSubstitutionModel::operator=(model);
      AbstractReversibleSubstitutionModel::operator=(model);
      if (freqSet_) delete freqSet_;
      freqSet_ = dynamic_cast<ProteinFrequenciesSet *>(model.freqSet_->clone());
      return *this;
    }

		virtual ~JTT92() { delete freqSet_; }

#ifndef NO_VIRTUAL_COV
    JTT92*
#else
    Clonable*
#endif
    clone() const { return new JTT92(*this); }

	public:
    std::string getName() const 
    { 
      if (freqSet_->getNamespace().find("JTT92+F.")!=std::string::npos)
        return "JTT92+F"; 
      else 
        return "JTT92"; 
    }

    void fireParameterChanged(const ParameterList& parameters)
    {
      freqSet_->matchParametersValues(parameters);
      freq_ = freqSet_->getFrequencies();
      AbstractReversibleSubstitutionModel::fireParameterChanged(parameters);
    }

    void setFrequenciesSet(const ProteinFrequenciesSet& freqSet)
    {
      delete freqSet_;
      freqSet_ = dynamic_cast<ProteinFrequenciesSet*>(freqSet.clone());
      resetParameters_();
      addParameters_(freqSet_->getParameters());
    }

    const FrequenciesSet* getFrequenciesSet() const { return freqSet_; }

    void setFreqFromData(const SequenceContainer& data);

};

} //end of namespace bpp.

#endif	//_JTT92_H_