Hi Mengjun,

Are you using the BMRB version 3.1 or 2.1 file?  The sampleconditions
argument is only needed if you would like to restrict data loading.
For example one BMRB entry can contain relaxation data at multiple
temperatures, and a different set of model-free results for each
temperature.  This relax user function argument is used to select one
of these, as each relaxation and model-free saveframe should have a
different sample_conditions BMRB saveframe set up for it.

Regards,

Edward




On 14 January 2013 01:53,  <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Edward d'Auvergne,
>
> Since I just have one field strengh data now, which can not be calculated
> using dauvergne_protocol.py. The nmr data at second field will be got soon.
> Now I would like to try some demo data at 2 field strenghth in
> dauvergne_protocol.py
>
> I am trying one published relax data from BMRB. The data id in BMRB is
> 17226. I am trying to run the demo data in dauvergne_protocol.py.
>
> I am confused the parameter "sampleconditions" when loading the BMRB data,
> could you please tell me how to set the parameter "sampleconditions" when
> using bmrb.read(file=None, dir=None, version=None,
> sampleconditions=None) to load BMRB data?
>
> #######################
> #  Sample conditions  #
> #######################
>
> save_sample_conditions_1
>    _Sample_condition_list.Sf_category    sample_conditions
>    _Sample_condition_list.Sf_framecode   sample_conditions_1
>    _Sample_condition_list.Entry_ID       17226
>    _Sample_condition_list.ID             1
>    _Sample_condition_list.Details        .
>
> Here is the part of demo data 17226 about Sample conditions.
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> With best regards,
>
> Mengjun Xue
>
>

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