elynx-markov-0.2.1: src/ELynx/Data/MarkovProcess/GammaRateHeterogeneity.hs
{- |
Module : ELynx.Data.MarkovProcess.GammaRateHeterogeneity
Description : Discrete gamma rate heterogeneity
Copyright : (c) Dominik Schrempf 2020
License : GPL-3.0-or-later
Maintainer : dominik.schrempf@gmail.com
Stability : unstable
Portability : portable
Creation date: Thu Feb 28 14:09:11 2019.
At the moment, a mixture model is used to emulate gamma rate heterogeneity. This
does not come with huge run time increases when simulating data. For inference
however, it would make a lot of sense to reuse the Eigendecomposition for all
rate heterogeneity components though.
-}
module ELynx.Data.MarkovProcess.GammaRateHeterogeneity
( summarizeGammaRateHeterogeneity
, expand
)
where
import Prelude hiding ( repeat )
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.Char8 as L
import qualified Data.List.NonEmpty as N
import Data.List.NonEmpty ( NonEmpty )
import Numeric.Integration.TanhSinh
import Statistics.Distribution
import Statistics.Distribution.Gamma
import qualified ELynx.Data.MarkovProcess.MixtureModel
as M
import qualified ELynx.Data.MarkovProcess.PhyloModel
as P
import qualified ELynx.Data.MarkovProcess.SubstitutionModel
as S
-- | Short summary of gamma rate heterogeneity parameters.
summarizeGammaRateHeterogeneity :: Int -> Double -> [L.ByteString]
summarizeGammaRateHeterogeneity n alpha = map
L.pack
[ "Discrete gamma rate heterogeneity."
, "Number of categories: " ++ show n
, "Shape parameter of gamma distribution: " ++ show alpha
, "Rates: " ++ show (getMeans n alpha)
]
-- | For a given number of rate categories, a gamma shape parameter alpha and a
-- substitution model, compute the scaled substitution models corresponding to
-- the gamma rates.
expand :: Int -> Double -> P.PhyloModel -> P.PhyloModel
expand n alpha (P.SubstitutionModel sm) =
P.MixtureModel $ expandSubstitutionModel n alpha sm
expand n alpha (P.MixtureModel mm) =
P.MixtureModel $ expandMixtureModel n alpha mm
getName :: Int -> Double -> String
getName n alpha =
" with discrete gamma rate heterogeneity; "
++ show n
++ " categories; "
++ "shape parameter "
++ show alpha
splitSubstitutionModel
:: Int -> Double -> S.SubstitutionModel -> NonEmpty S.SubstitutionModel
splitSubstitutionModel n alpha sm = renamedSMs
where
means = getMeans n alpha
scaledSMs = N.map (`S.scale` sm) means
names = N.fromList $ map (("; gamma rate category " ++) . show) [1 :: Int ..]
renamedSMs = N.zipWith S.appendName names scaledSMs
expandSubstitutionModel
:: Int -> Double -> S.SubstitutionModel -> M.MixtureModel
expandSubstitutionModel n alpha sm = M.fromSubstitutionModels name ws sms
where
name = S.name sm <> getName n alpha
ws = N.repeat 1.0
sms = splitSubstitutionModel n alpha sm
expandMixtureModel :: Int -> Double -> M.MixtureModel -> M.MixtureModel
expandMixtureModel n alpha mm = M.concatenate name renamedMMs
where
name = M.name mm <> getName n alpha
means = getMeans n alpha
scaledMMs = N.map (`M.scale` mm) means
names = N.fromList $ map (("; gamma rate category " ++) . show) [1 :: Int ..]
renamedMMs = N.zipWith M.appendNameComponents names scaledMMs
-- For a given number of rate categories 'n' and a shape parameter 'alpha' (the
-- rate or scale is set such that the mean is 1.0), return a list of rates that
-- represent the respective categories. Use the mean rate for each category.
getMeans :: Int -> Double -> NonEmpty Double
getMeans n alpha = N.fromList $ means <> pure lastMean
where
gamma = gammaDistr alpha (1.0 / alpha)
quantiles =
[ quantile gamma (fromIntegral i / fromIntegral n) | i <- [0 .. n] ]
-- Calculate the mean rate. Multiplication with the number of rate
-- categories 'n' is necessary because in each n-quantile the
-- probability mass is 1/n.
meanFunc x = fromIntegral n * x * density gamma x
-- Only calculate the first (n-1) categories with normal integration.
means =
[ integralAToB meanFunc (quantiles !! i) (quantiles !! (i + 1))
| i <- [0 .. n - 2]
]
-- The last category has to be calculated with an improper integration.
lastMean = integralAToInf meanFunc (quantiles !! (n - 1))
-- The error of integration.
eps :: Double
eps = 1e-6
-- The integration method to use
method :: (Double -> Double) -> Double -> Double -> [Result]
method = parSimpson
-- Helper function for a normal integral from 'a' to 'b'.
integralAToB :: (Double -> Double) -> Double -> Double -> Double
integralAToB f a b = result . absolute eps $ method f a b
-- Helper function for an improper integral from 'a' to infinity.
integralAToInf :: (Double -> Double) -> Double -> Double
integralAToInf f a =
(result . absolute eps $ nonNegative method f) - integralAToB f 0 a