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"""
Python version of the simulation algorithm.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import dataclasses
import heapq
import itertools
import logging
import math
import random
import sys
import bintrees
import daiquiri
import numpy as np
import tskit
import msprime
logger = daiquiri.getLogger()
class FenwickTree:
"""
A Fenwick Tree to represent cumulative frequency tables over
integers. Each index from 1 to max_index initially has a
zero frequency.
This is an implementation of the Fenwick tree (also known as a Binary
Indexed Tree) based on "A new data structure for cumulative frequency
tables", Software Practice and Experience, Vol 24, No 3, pp 327 336 Mar
1994. This implementation supports any non-negative frequencies, and the
search procedure always returns the smallest index such that its cumulative
frequency <= f. This search procedure is a slightly modified version of
that presented in Tech Report 110, "A new data structure for cumulative
frequency tables: an improved frequency-to-symbol algorithm." available at
https://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~peter-f/FTPfiles/TechRep110.ps
"""
def __init__(self, max_index):
assert max_index > 0
self.__max_index = max_index
self.__tree = [0 for j in range(max_index + 1)]
self.__value = [0 for j in range(max_index + 1)]
# Compute the binary logarithm of max_index
u = self.__max_index
while u != 0:
self.__log_max_index = u
u -= u & -u
def get_total(self):
"""
Returns the total cumulative frequency over all indexes.
"""
return self.get_cumulative_sum(self.__max_index)
def increment(self, index, v):
"""
Increments the frequency of the specified index by the specified
value.
"""
assert 0 < index <= self.__max_index
self.__value[index] += v
j = index
while j <= self.__max_index:
self.__tree[j] += v
j += j & -j
def set_value(self, index, v):
"""
Sets the frequency at the specified index to the specified value.
"""
f = self.get_value(index)
self.increment(index, v - f)
def get_cumulative_sum(self, index):
"""
Returns the cumulative frequency of the specified index.
"""
assert 0 < index <= self.__max_index
j = index
s = 0
while j > 0:
s += self.__tree[j]
j -= j & -j
return s
def get_value(self, index):
"""
Returns the frequency of the specified index.
"""
return self.__value[index]
def find(self, v):
"""
Returns the smallest index with cumulative sum >= v.
"""
j = 0
s = v
half = self.__log_max_index
while half > 0:
# Skip non-existant entries
while j + half > self.__max_index:
half >>= 1
k = j + half
if s > self.__tree[k]:
j = k
s -= self.__tree[j]
half >>= 1
return j + 1
# Once we drop support for 3.9 we can use slots=True to prevent
# writing extra attrs.
@dataclasses.dataclass # (slots=True)
class Segment:
"""
A class representing a single segment. Each segment has a left
and right, denoting the loci over which it spans, a node and a
next, giving the next in the chain.
"""
index: int
left: float = 0
right: float = 0
node: int = -1
prev: Segment = None
next: Segment = None # noqa: A003
lineage: Lineage = None
def __str__(self):
return repr((self.left, self.right, self.node))
@staticmethod
def show_chain(seg):
s = ""
while seg is not None:
s += f"[{seg.left}, {seg.right}: {seg.node}], "
seg = seg.next
return s[:-2]
def __lt__(self, other):
# TODO not clear here why we need population in the key?
return (self.left, self.right, self.lineage.population, self.node) < (
other.left,
other.right,
other.lineage.population,
self.node,
)
def get_hull(self):
seg = self
assert seg is not None
while seg.prev is not None:
seg = seg.prev
hull = seg.lineage.hull
return hull
def get_left_index(self):
seg = self
while seg is not None:
index = seg.index
seg = seg.prev
return index
class Population:
"""
Class representing a population in the simulation.
"""
def __init__(self, id_, num_labels=1, max_segments=100, model="hudson"):
self.id = id_
self.start_time = 0
self.start_size = 1.0
self.growth_rate = 0
# Keep a list of each label.
# We'd like to use AVLTrees here for P but the API doesn't quite
# do what we need. Lists are inefficient here and should not be
# used in a real implementation.
self._ancestors = [[] for _ in range(num_labels)]
# ADDITIONAL STATES FOR SMC(k)
# this has to be done for each label
# track hulls based on left
self.hulls_left = [OrderStatisticsTree() for _ in range(num_labels)]
self.coal_mass_index = [FenwickTree(max_segments) for j in range(num_labels)]
# track rank of hulls right
self.hulls_right = [OrderStatisticsTree() for _ in range(num_labels)]
if model == "smc_k":
self.get_common_ancestor_waiting_time = (
self.get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_smc_k()
)
else:
self.get_common_ancestor_waiting_time = (
self.get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_hudson()
)
def print_state(self):
print("Population ", self.id)
print("\tstart_size = ", self.start_size)
print("\tgrowth_rate = ", self.growth_rate)
print("\tAncestors: ", len(self._ancestors))
for label, ancestors in enumerate(self._ancestors):
print("\tLabel = ", label)
for lineage in ancestors:
print(f"\t\t{lineage}")
def set_growth_rate(self, growth_rate, time):
# TODO This doesn't work because we need to know what the time
# is so we can set the start size accordingly. Need to look at
# ms's model carefully to see what it actually does here.
new_size = self.get_size(time)
self.start_size = new_size
self.start_time = time
self.growth_rate = growth_rate
def set_start_size(self, start_size):
self.start_size = start_size
self.growth_rate = 0
def get_num_ancestors(self, label=None):
if label is None:
return sum(len(label_ancestors) for label_ancestors in self._ancestors)
else:
return len(self._ancestors[label])
def get_num_pairs(self, label=None):
# can be improved by updating values in self.num_pairs
if label is None:
return sum(mass_index.get_total() for mass_index in self.coal_mass_index)
else:
return self.coal_mass_index[label].get_total()
def get_size(self, t):
"""
Returns the size of this population at time t.
"""
dt = t - self.start_time
return self.start_size * math.exp(-self.growth_rate * dt)
def _get_common_ancestor_waiting_time(self, np, t):
"""
Returns the random waiting time until a common ancestor event
occurs within this population.
"""
ret = sys.float_info.max
u = random.expovariate(2 * np)
if self.growth_rate == 0:
ret = self.start_size * u
else:
dt = t - self.start_time
z = (
1
+ self.growth_rate
* self.start_size
* math.exp(-self.growth_rate * dt)
* u
)
if z > 0:
ret = math.log(z) / self.growth_rate
return ret
def get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_hudson(self):
def _get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_hudson(t):
k = self.get_num_ancestors()
ret = sys.float_info.max
if k > 1:
np = k * (k - 1) / 2
ret = self._get_common_ancestor_waiting_time(np, t)
return ret
return _get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_hudson
def get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_smc_k(self):
def _get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_smc_k(t):
np = self.get_num_pairs()
ret = sys.float_info.max
if np > 0:
ret = self._get_common_ancestor_waiting_time(np, t)
return ret
return _get_common_ancestor_waiting_time_smc_k
def get_ind_range(self, t):
"""Returns ind labels at time t"""
first_ind = np.sum([self.get_size(t_prev) for t_prev in range(0, int(t))])
last_ind = first_ind + self.get_size(t)
return range(int(first_ind), int(last_ind) + 1)
def increment_avl(self, ost, coal_mass, hull, increment):
right = hull.right
curr_hull = hull
curr_hull, _ = ost.succ_key(curr_hull)
while curr_hull is not None:
if right > curr_hull.left:
ost.avl[curr_hull] += increment
coal_mass.increment(curr_hull.index, increment)
else:
break
curr_hull, _ = ost.succ_key(curr_hull)
def reset_hull_right(self, label, hull, old_right, new_right):
# when resetting the hull.right of a pre-existing hull we need to
# decrement count of all lineages starting off between hull.left and bp
# FIX: logic is almost identical to increment_avl()!!!
ost = self.hulls_left[label]
curr_hull = Hull(-1)
curr_hull.left = new_right
curr_hull.right = math.inf
curr_hull.insertion_order = 0
floor = ost.floor_key(curr_hull)
curr_hull = floor
while curr_hull is not None:
if curr_hull.left >= old_right:
break
if curr_hull.left >= new_right:
ost.avl[curr_hull] -= 1
self.coal_mass_index[label].increment(curr_hull.index, -1)
curr_hull, _ = ost.succ_key(curr_hull)
hull.right = new_right
# adjust rank of hull.right
ost = self.hulls_right[label]
floor = ost.floor_key(HullEnd(old_right))
assert floor.x == old_right
ost.pop(floor)
insertion_order = 0
hull_end = HullEnd(new_right)
floor = ost.floor_key(hull_end)
if floor is not None:
if floor.x == hull_end.x:
insertion_order = floor.insertion_order + 1
hull_end.insertion_order = insertion_order
ost[hull_end] = 0
def remove_hull(self, label, hull):
ost = self.hulls_left[label]
coal_mass_index = self.coal_mass_index[label]
self.increment_avl(ost, coal_mass_index, hull, -1)
# adjust insertion order
curr_hull, _ = ost.succ_key(hull)
count, left_rank = ost.pop(hull)
while curr_hull is not None:
if curr_hull.left == hull.left:
curr_hull.insertion_order -= 1
else:
break
curr_hull, _ = ost.succ_key(curr_hull)
ost = self.hulls_right[label]
floor = ost.floor_key(HullEnd(hull.right))
assert floor.x == hull.right
_, right_rank = ost.pop(floor)
hull.insertion_order = math.inf
self.coal_mass_index[label].set_value(hull.index, 0)
def remove(self, index, label=0):
"""
Removes and returns the individual at the specified index.
"""
return self._ancestors[label].pop(index)
def remove_individual(self, individual, label=0):
"""
Removes the given individual from its population.
"""
assert isinstance(individual, Lineage)
return self._ancestors[label].remove(individual)
def add_hull(self, label, hull):
# logic left end
ost_left = self.hulls_left[label]
ost_right = self.hulls_right[label]
insertion_order = 0
num_starting_after_left = 0
num_ending_before_left = 0
floor = ost_left.floor_key(hull)
if floor is not None:
if floor.left == hull.left:
insertion_order = floor.insertion_order + 1
num_starting_after_left = ost_left.get_rank(floor) + 1
hull.insertion_order = insertion_order
floor = ost_right.floor_key(HullEnd(hull.left))
if floor is not None:
num_ending_before_left = ost_right.get_rank(floor) + 1
count = num_starting_after_left - num_ending_before_left
ost_left[hull] = count
self.coal_mass_index[label].set_value(hull.index, count)
# logic right end
insertion_order = 0
hull_end = HullEnd(hull.right)
floor = ost_right.floor_key(hull_end)
if floor is not None:
if floor.x == hull.right:
insertion_order = floor.insertion_order + 1
hull_end.insertion_order = insertion_order
ost_right[hull_end] = 0
# self.num_pairs[label] += count - correction
# Adjust counts for existing hulls in the avl tree
coal_mass_index = self.coal_mass_index[label]
self.increment_avl(ost_left, coal_mass_index, hull, 1)
def add(self, individual, label=0):
"""
Inserts the specified individual into this population.
"""
assert isinstance(individual, Lineage)
assert individual.label == label
self._ancestors[label].append(individual)
def __iter__(self):
# will default to label 0
# inter_label() extends behavior
return iter(self._ancestors[0])
def iter_label(self, label):
"""
Iterates ancestors in popn from a label
"""
return iter(self._ancestors[label])
def iter_ancestors(self):
"""
Iterates over all ancestors in a population over all labels.
"""
for ancestors in self._ancestors:
yield from ancestors
class Pedigree:
"""
Class representing a pedigree for use with the DTWF model, as implemented
in C library
"""
def __init__(self, tables):
self.ploidy = 2
self.individuals = []
ts = tables.tree_sequence()
for tsk_ind in ts.individuals():
assert len(tsk_ind.nodes) == self.ploidy
assert len(tsk_ind.parents) == self.ploidy
time = ts.node(tsk_ind.nodes[0]).time
# All nodes must be equivalent
assert len({ts.node(node).flags for node in tsk_ind.nodes}) == 1
assert len({ts.node(node).time for node in tsk_ind.nodes}) == 1
assert len({ts.node(node).population for node in tsk_ind.nodes}) == 1
ind = Individual(
tsk_ind.id,
ploidy=self.ploidy,
nodes=list(tsk_ind.nodes),
parents=list(tsk_ind.parents),
time=time,
)
assert ind.id == len(self.individuals)
self.individuals.append(ind)
def print_state(self):
print("Pedigree")
print("-------")
print("Individuals = ")
for ind in self.individuals:
print("\t", ind)
print("-------")
class Individual:
"""
Class representing a diploid individual in the DTWF pedigree model.
"""
def __init__(self, id_, *, ploidy, nodes, parents, time):
self.id = id_
self.ploidy = ploidy
self.nodes = nodes
self.parents = parents
self.time = time
self.common_ancestors = [[] for i in range(ploidy)]
def __str__(self):
return (
f"(ID: {self.id}, time: {self.time}, "
+ f"parents: {self.parents}, nodes: {self.nodes}, "
+ f"common_ancestors: {self.common_ancestors})"
)
def add_common_ancestor(self, head, ploid):
"""
Adds the specified ancestor (represented by the head of a segment
chain) to the list of ancestors that find a common ancestor in
the specified ploid of this individual.
"""
heapq.heappush(self.common_ancestors[ploid], (head.left, head))
class TrajectorySimulator:
"""
Class to simulate an allele frequency trajectory on which to condition
the coalescent simulation.
"""
def __init__(self, initial_freq, end_freq, alpha, time_slice):
self._initial_freq = initial_freq
self._end_freq = end_freq
self._alpha = alpha
self._time_slice = time_slice
self._reset()
def _reset(self):
self._allele_freqs = []
self._times = []
def _genic_selection_stochastic_forwards(self, dt, freq, alpha):
ux = (alpha * freq * (1 - freq)) / np.tanh(alpha * freq)
sign = 1 if random.random() < 0.5 else -1
freq += (ux * dt) + sign * np.sqrt(freq * (1.0 - freq) * dt)
return freq
def _simulate(self):
"""
Proposes a sweep trajectory and returns the acceptance probability.
"""
x = self._end_freq # backward time
current_size = 1
t_inc = self._time_slice
t = 0
while x > self._initial_freq:
self._allele_freqs.append(max(x, self._initial_freq))
self._times.append(t)
# just a note below
# current_size = self._size_calculator(t)
#
x = 1.0 - self._genic_selection_stochastic_forwards(
t_inc, 1.0 - x, self._alpha * current_size
)
t += self._time_slice
# will want to return current_size / N_max
# for prototype this always equals 1
return 1
def run(self):
while random.random() > self._simulate():
self.reset()
return self._allele_freqs, self._times
class RateMap:
def __init__(self, positions, rates):
self.positions = positions
self.rates = rates
self.cumulative = RateMap.recomb_mass(positions, rates)
@staticmethod
def recomb_mass(positions, rates):
recomb_mass = 0
cumulative = [recomb_mass]
for i in range(1, len(positions)):
recomb_mass += (positions[i] - positions[i - 1]) * rates[i - 1]
cumulative.append(recomb_mass)
return cumulative
@property
def sequence_length(self):
return self.positions[-1]
@property
def total_mass(self):
return self.cumulative[-1]
@property
def mean_rate(self):
return self.total_mass / self.sequence_length
def mass_between(self, left, right):
left_mass = self.position_to_mass(left)
right_mass = self.position_to_mass(right)
return right_mass - left_mass
def position_to_mass(self, pos):
if pos == self.positions[0]:
return 0
if pos >= self.positions[-1]:
return self.cumulative[-1]
index = self._search(self.positions, pos)
assert index > 0
index -= 1
offset = pos - self.positions[index]
return self.cumulative[index] + offset * self.rates[index]
def mass_to_position(self, recomb_mass):
if recomb_mass == 0:
return 0
index = self._search(self.cumulative, recomb_mass)
assert index > 0
index -= 1
mass_in_interval = recomb_mass - self.cumulative[index]
pos = self.positions[index] + (mass_in_interval / self.rates[index])
return pos
def shift_by_mass(self, pos, mass):
result_mass = self.position_to_mass(pos) + mass
return self.mass_to_position(result_mass)
def _search(self, values, query):
left = 0
right = len(values) - 1
while left < right:
m = (left + right) // 2
if values[m] < query:
left = m + 1
else:
right = m
return left
class OverlapCounter:
def __init__(self, seq_length):
self.seq_length = seq_length
self.overlaps = self._make_segment(0, seq_length, 0)
def overlaps_at(self, pos):
assert 0 <= pos < self.seq_length
curr_interval = self.overlaps
while curr_interval is not None:
if curr_interval.left <= pos < curr_interval.right:
return curr_interval.node
curr_interval = curr_interval.next
raise ValueError("Bad overlap count chain")
def increment_interval(self, left, right):
"""
Increment the count that spans the interval
[left, right), creating additional intervals in overlaps
if necessary.
"""
curr_interval = self.overlaps
while left < right:
if curr_interval.left == left:
if curr_interval.right <= right:
curr_interval.node += 1
left = curr_interval.right
curr_interval = curr_interval.next
else:
self._split(curr_interval, right)
curr_interval.node += 1
break
else:
if curr_interval.right < left:
curr_interval = curr_interval.next
else:
self._split(curr_interval, left)
curr_interval = curr_interval.next
def _split(self, seg, bp): # noqa: A002
"""
Split the segment at breakpoint and add in another segment
from breakpoint to seg.right. Set the original segment's
right endpoint to breakpoint
"""
right = self._make_segment(bp, seg.right, seg.node)
if seg.next is not None:
seg.next.prev = right
right.next = seg.next
right.prev = seg
seg.next = right
seg.right = bp
def _make_segment(self, left, right, count):
seg = Segment(0)
seg.left = left
seg.right = right
seg.node = count
return seg
class Hull:
"""
A hull keeps track of the outermost boundaries (left, right) of
a segment chain (lineage_head). Hulls allow us to efficiently
keep track of overlapping lineages when simulating under the SMC_K.
"""
def __init__(self, index):
self.left = None
self.right = None
self.lineage = None
self.index = index
self.insertion_order = math.inf
def __lt__(self, other):
return (self.left, self.insertion_order) < (other.left, other.insertion_order)
def __repr__(self):
return f"l:{self.left}, r:{self.right}, io:{self.insertion_order}"
def intersects_with(self, other):
return self.left < other.right and other.left < self.right
class HullEnd:
"""
Each HullEnd is associated with a single Hull and keeps track of
Hull.right. This object is used to keep track of the order of Hulls
based on Hull.right in a separate AVLTree when simulating the SMC_K.
"""
def __init__(self, x):
self.x = x
self.insertion_order = math.inf
def __lt__(self, other):
return (self.x, self.insertion_order) < (other.x, other.insertion_order)
def __repr__(self):
return f"x:{self.x}, io:{self.insertion_order}"
@dataclasses.dataclass
class Lineage:
head: Segment
tail: Segment
population: int = -1
hull: Hull = None
label: int = 0
def __str__(self):
s = (
f"Lineage(id={hex(id(self))},"
f"population={self.population},label={self.label},hull={self.hull},"
f"head={self.head.index},tail={self.tail.index},"
f"chain={Segment.show_chain(self.head)})"
)
return s
# NOTE we're currently calling this in a lot of places, but should try an be
# much more selective.
def reset_segments(self):
x = self.head
while x is not None:
x.lineage = self
self.tail = x
x = x.next
class OrderStatisticsTree:
"""
Bintrees AVL tree with added functionality to keep track of the rank
of all nodes in the AVL tree. This is needed for the SMC_K implementation.
The C AVL library has this functionality already baked in.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.avl = bintrees.AVLTree()
self.rank = {}
self.size = 0
self.min = None
def __len__(self):
return self.size
def __setitem__(self, key, value):
first = True
rank = 0
if self.min is not None:
if self.min < key:
prev_key = self.avl.floor_key(key)
rank = self.rank[prev_key]
rank += 1
first = False
if first:
self.min = key
self.avl[key] = value
self.rank[key] = rank
self.size += 1
self.update_ranks(key, rank)
def __getitem__(self, key):
return self.avl[key], self.rank[key]
def get_rank(self, key):
return self.rank[key]
def update_ranks(self, key, rank, increment=1):
while rank < self.size - 1:
key = self.avl.succ_key(key)
self.rank[key] += increment
rank += 1
def pop(self, key):
if self.min == key:
if len(self) == 1:
self.min = None
else:
self.min = self.avl.succ_key(key)
rank = self.rank.pop(key)
self.update_ranks(key, rank, -1)
value = self.avl.pop(key)
self.size -= 1
return value, rank
def succ_key(self, key):
rank = self.rank[key]
if rank < self.size - 1:
key = self.avl.succ_key(key)
rank += 1
return key, rank
else:
return None, None
def prev_key(self, key):
if key == self.min:
return None, None
else:
key = self.avl.prev_key(key)
rank = self.rank[key]
return key, rank
def floor_key(self, key):
if len(self) == 0:
return None
if key < self.min:
return None
return self.avl.floor_key(key)
def ceil_key(self, key):
if len(self) == 0:
return None
return self.avl.ceiling_key(key)
class Simulator:
"""
A reference implementation of the multi locus simulation algorithm.
"""
def __init__(
self,
*,
tables,
recombination_map,
migration_matrix,
population_growth_rates,
population_sizes,
population_growth_rate_changes,
population_size_changes,
migration_matrix_element_changes,
bottlenecks,
census_times,
model="hudson",
max_segments=100,
num_labels=1,
sweep_trajectory=None,
coalescing_segments_only=True,
additional_nodes=None,
time_slice=None,
gene_conversion_rate=0.0,
gene_conversion_length=1,
discrete_genome=True,
hull_offset=None,
):
# Must be a square matrix.
N = len(migration_matrix)
assert len(tables.populations) == N
assert len(population_growth_rates) == N
assert len(population_sizes) == N
for j in range(N):
assert N == len(migration_matrix[j])
assert migration_matrix[j][j] == 0
assert gene_conversion_length >= 1
self.tables = tables
self.model = model
self.L = tables.sequence_length
self.recomb_map = recombination_map
self.gc_map = RateMap([0, self.L], [gene_conversion_rate, 0])
self.tract_length = gene_conversion_length
self.discrete_genome = discrete_genome
self.migration_matrix = migration_matrix
self.num_labels = num_labels
self.num_populations = N
self.max_segments = max_segments
self.coalescing_segments_only = coalescing_segments_only
self.additional_nodes = msprime.NodeType(additional_nodes)
if self.additional_nodes.value > 0:
assert not self.coalescing_segments_only
self.pedigree = None
self.segment_stack = []
self.segments = [None for j in range(self.max_segments + 1)]
for j in range(self.max_segments):
s = Segment(j + 1)
self.segments[j + 1] = s
self.segment_stack.append(s)
self.hull_stack = []
self.hulls = [None for _ in range(self.max_segments + 1)]
for j in range(self.max_segments):
h = Hull(j + 1)
self.hulls[j + 1] = h
self.hull_stack.append(h)
self.P = [Population(id_, num_labels, max_segments, model) for id_ in range(N)]
mass_indexes_not_used = model in ["dtwf", "fixed_pedigree"]
if self.recomb_map.total_mass == 0 or mass_indexes_not_used:
self.recomb_mass_index = None
else:
self.recomb_mass_index = [
FenwickTree(self.max_segments) for j in range(num_labels)
]
if self.gc_map.total_mass == 0 or mass_indexes_not_used:
self.gc_mass_index = None
else:
self.gc_mass_index = [
FenwickTree(self.max_segments) for j in range(num_labels)
]
self.S = bintrees.AVLTree()
for pop in self.P:
pop.set_start_size(population_sizes[pop.id])
pop.set_growth_rate(population_growth_rates[pop.id], 0)
self.edge_buffer = []
# set hull_offset for smc_k, deviates from actual pattern
# implemented using `ParametricAncestryModel()`
self.hull_offset = hull_offset
if model == "fixed_pedigree":
self.t = 0
self.S[0] = 0
self.S[self.L] = -1
else:
self.initialise(tables.tree_sequence())
self.num_ca_events = 0
self.num_re_events = 0
self.num_gc_events = 0
# Sweep variables
self.sweep_site = (self.L // 2) - 1 # need to add options here
self.sweep_trajectory = sweep_trajectory
self.time_slice = time_slice
self.modifier_events = [(sys.float_info.max, None, None)]
for time, pop_id, new_size in population_size_changes:
self.modifier_events.append(
(time, self.change_population_size, (int(pop_id), new_size))
)
for time, pop_id, new_rate in population_growth_rate_changes:
self.modifier_events.append(
(
time,
self.change_population_growth_rate,
(int(pop_id), new_rate, time),
)
)
for time, pop_i, pop_j, new_rate in migration_matrix_element_changes:
self.modifier_events.append(
(
time,
self.change_migration_matrix_element,
(int(pop_i), int(pop_j), new_rate),
)
)
for time, pop_id, intensity in bottlenecks:
self.modifier_events.append(
(time, self.bottleneck_event, (int(pop_id), 0, intensity))
)
for time in census_times:
self.modifier_events.append((time[0], self.census_event, time))
self.modifier_events.sort()
def initialise(self, ts):
root_time = np.max(self.tables.nodes.time)
self.t = root_time
# Note: this is done slightly differently to the C code, which
# stores the root segments so that we can implement sampling
# events easily.
root_segments_head = [None for _ in range(ts.num_nodes)]
root_segments_tail = [None for _ in range(ts.num_nodes)]
root_lineages = [None for _ in range(ts.num_nodes)]
last_S = -1
start_time = np.inf
for tree in ts.trees():
left, right = tree.interval
S = 0 if tree.num_roots == 1 else tree.num_roots
if S != last_S:
self.S[left] = S
last_S = S
# If we have 1 root this is a special case and we don't add in
# any ancestral segments to the state.
if tree.num_roots > 1:
for root in tree.roots:
start_time = min(start_time, tree.time(root))