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# RevBayes Workshop: Phylogenetic graphical models and Bayesian inference
### UC Berkeley, VLSB 1002
### February 26-27 2018, 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
##### Instructor: Will Freyman <http://willfreyman.org>
##### Coordinator: Carrie Tribble <https://carrietribble.weebly.com/>
##### Funded in part by UC Berkeley's Data Science program [DS421](http://ds421.berkeley.edu/)

[RevBayes](http://revbayes.com) represents a fundamental re-conception of phylogenetic modeling by adopting a graphical model framework in
which all probabilistic models are comprised of modular components that can be assembled in a myriad of ways.
The graphical models are specified using a highly flexible R-like language, `Rev`.

This workshop will focus on enabling participants to use `Rev` to specify custom arbitrarily complex phylogenetic models from simple component parts.
Instruction will combine short lectures introducing the theoretical and conceptual basis of each inference problem and hands-on computer tutorials
demonstrating how to explore these questions using [RevBayes](http://revbayes.com).
Previous experience with [RevBayes](http://revbayes.com) is not necessary, though familiarity with phylogenetic inference using other software is expected.

This workshop is open to anyone interested, including students, staff, post-docs, and faculty from IB and beyond.

Please install the latest version (1.0.7) of [RevBayes](http://revbayes.com) for this workshop. Some of the state-dependent speciation and extinction analyses will not work with earlier versions.



* **February 26** (noon - 4 PM) [[slides]](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wf8/RevBayes_UC_Berkeley_2018_Workshop/master/slides/Freyman_RevBayes_Graphical_Models.pdf)
- What is a graphical model?
- Discriminative vs generative models
- Linear regression as a graphical model
- Ancestral state estimation as a graphical model
- Linking phylo comparative methods and tree inference through generative graphical models
* **February 27** (noon - 4 PM)
- Correlated evolution of discrete characters [[slides]](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wf8/RevBayes_UC_Berkeley_2018_Workshop/master/slides/Freyman_RevBayes_Correlated_Evolution.pdf)
- model testing via Bayes factors or reversible-jump MCMC
- State-dependent speciation and extinction (BiSSE/MuSSE) [[tutorial]](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wf8/RevBayes_UC_Berkeley_2018_Workshop/master/slides/RB_DiversificationRate_CharacterDependent_Tutorial.pdf)
- Hidden Markov models and diversification (HiSSE)
- Cladogenetic SSE models (ClaSSE) and biogeography (DEC-SSE)

### Scripts and data
* [scripts](https://github.com/wf8/RevBayes_UC_Berkeley_2018_Workshop/tree/master/src)
* [data](https://github.com/wf8/RevBayes_UC_Berkeley_2018_Workshop/tree/master/data)

The easiest way is to clone this entire repo:
```
git clone https://github.com/wf8/RevBayes_UC_Berkeley_2018_Workshop.git
```