CassiopeiaSolver.py - Stanza Demo

High-level description

The CassiopeiaSolver is an abstract base class for all phylogenetic inference algorithms in the Cassiopeia framework. It defines the basic structure and interface for solvers, requiring subclasses to implement the solve method, which performs the actual tree inference. It also handles the transformation of prior probabilities into weights used by some solvers.

Code Structure

The CassiopeiaSolver class is an abstract base class. It doesn’t have any internal logic or complex interactions between symbols. The main purpose of this class is to define a common interface for all derived solver classes.

Symbols

`CassiopeiaSolver`

Description

This is an abstract base class for all phylogenetic inference algorithms. It defines the basic structure and interface for solvers.

Inputs

Name	Type	Description
prior_transformation	str	A string specifying the function to use for transforming prior probabilities into weights. Defaults to “negative_log”.

Outputs

This class does not have any outputs.

Internal Logic

This class does not have any internal logic.

`solve`

Description

This is an abstract method that needs to be implemented by all derived solver classes. It performs the actual tree inference.

Inputs

Name	Type	Description
cassiopeia_tree	CassiopeiaTree	A `CassiopeiaTree` object storing character information for phylogenetic inference.
layer	Optional[str]	Layer storing the character matrix for solving. If None, the default character matrix is used in the `CassiopeiaTree`.
collapse_mutationless_edges	bool	Indicates if the final reconstructed tree should collapse mutationless edges based on internal states inferred by Camin-Sokal parsimony. Defaults to False.
logfile	str	File location to log output. Defaults to “stdout.log”.

Outputs

This method does not have any outputs. It modifies the input cassiopeia_tree object by populating its tree attribute.

Internal Logic

This method is abstract and does not have any internal logic. It needs to be implemented by derived classes.