Hi rss,
1). Yes, you can perform such an analysis. Assuming you have a NEXUS file containing the HyPhy block.
[To export such a file assuming you have a likelihood function
lfID (or any other name defined), just use
Code:Export (lfNEXUS, lfID);
fprintf (file_to_save_to, CLEAR_FILE, lfNEXUS);
]
To do so call
$HYPHYMP -p nexus_with_lf_data
Using the '-p' flag will prompt HyPhy to offer you a list of post-processing options, including LHC
2). This is definitely NOT normal (could be a bug, or something wonky with the likelihood function). -Infinity basically means that the likelihood of your data is exactly 0, which should not happen.
Can you send me an example?
3). That is the idea, yes.
Sergei