Sounds like a problem for string methods. However, it's hard to judge
without actually looking at what you have. Cheers.
On Sun, May 13, 2018 at 3:47 PM Rezgar Pakravan
wrote:
> HI there
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> I got free energy landscape using Mathematica software to get coordinates
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Hi,
The trjconv -drop* functionality is useful here. IIRC it only does a 1D
form, but you can do two stages of that.
Mark
On Fri, 16 Dec 2016 02:36 Romero, Raquel wrote:
> Thanks a lot, I know how to do it now, so each value given in the
> 2dproj.xvg corresponds to
Thanks a lot, I know how to do it now, so each value given in the 2dproj.xvg
corresponds to a time step of the simulation, right? so if I delimit the area
in the FEL of which I want to know the coordinates i can extract all the frames
that correspond to those eigenvalues by searching in the
On 12/15/16 10:02 AM, Romero, Raquel wrote:
Thanks a lot for your reply, Justin. That’s exactly what want but my problem is
that don’t know how, I mean, how can I know that correspondence? Getting that
correspondence is my only problem
You (presumably) constructed a time series of
Thanks a lot for your reply, Justin. That’s exactly what want but my problem is
that don’t know how, I mean, how can I know that correspondence? Getting that
correspondence is my only problem
> On 14 Dec 2016, at 12:49, Justin Lemkul wrote:
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On 5/25/14, 4:40 AM, Jacob Babinec wrote:
Hi GMX users,
In order to calculate the free energy of a protein-ligand system, do you have
to assign different lambda states?
The lambda values supplied in .mdp files are indicators of the extent to which a
transformation has occurred, i.e. for
On 11/28/13 7:20 AM, aixintiankong wrote:
Dear, i want to make a free energy landscape with respect to Rg and RMSD.
First i get the rmsd.xvg by g_rms and then get the Rg.xvg file by g_gyrate.
And the i merge the rmsd value and Rg value into one file with two column,
then i use the g_sham