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It might not be that simple: the C version represents the trees as igraph_t objects from the igraph library, but the python version uses the BioPython Phylo objects. It's probably easiest to just call the treekernel binary using Popen.
A shared library would be more elegant. Can't we just pass the trees as serialized representations, i.e., Newick strings?
On Oct 13, 2015, at 11:38 AM, Rosemary McCloskey [email protected] wrote:
It might not be that simple: the C version represents the trees as igraph_t objects from the igraph library, but the python version uses the BioPython Phylo objects. It's probably easiest to just call the treekernel binary using Popen.
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Rosemary's written an implementation in C, so it should just be matter of writing the hooks from this code into Python as a shared library.
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