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ERROR mu * T is too small #1

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@dynamiskduo

Hello,
thank you for writing ProPIP, it sounds super cool!
I am trying to use it on a fasta file with ~130 sequences and ~4000 characters as well as the correspondring tree.

When I start the run, it crashes after 2 %. The info file gives me this information

I20210302 11:53:56.959744 36695 main.cpp:837] [PIP model] Fixed PIP parameters to (lambda=15.8,mu=0.06,I=0.948)
I20210302 11:53:56.959820 36695 main.cpp:893] [Substitution model] Number of states: 5
I20210302 11:53:56.960119 36695 main.cpp:920] model=JC69+PIP(lambda=15.800000000000,mu=0.060000000000)
I20210302 11:53:56.960417 36695 main.cpp:968] [Alignment sequences] Starting MSA_t inference using Pro-PIP...
W20210302 11:53:56.962633 36695 progressivePIP.cpp:287] ERROR mu * T is too small: Success [0]
W20210302 11:53:56.962633 36695 progressivePIP.cpp:287] ERROR mu * T is too small: Success [0]
W20210302 11:53:56.962633 36695 progressivePIP.cpp:287] ERROR mu * T is too small: Success [0]
...
W20210302 11:53:56.962633 36695 progressivePIP.cpp:287] ERROR mu * T is too small: Success [0]

Do you know what causes this? Or do you have any ideas on how to work around it?
I am not experienced in C++ so I am having a hard time trying to debug it, and any help is greatly appreciated.

Best,
Amanda

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