Am 20. Januar 2012 09:41 schrieb Tinashe <[email protected]>:
> Before I do what you have suggested, I do not know yet 100% how to get
> both bonded and non-bonded potentials in VOTCA "correctly".
>
> 1. For instance, how do you obtain the table.pot file?
> This file is needed to start the following sequence of commands:
I guess, you are speaking about those non-bonded interaction which are
not iterated, usually named table.xvg and table_X_Y.xvg in the
maindir.

table.xvg is Gromacs standard interaction table for all non-bonded
interaction, which are not covered by the pairs listed in
energygrp_table of your mdp file.
In all examples of csg-tutorial this file has no meaning as all
interaction are covered by energygrp_table, so you can fill it with
zeros. However gromacs still needs it. (see Gromacs Manual for
details)

table_X_Y.xvg, where X and Y are groups from energygrps of your mdp file,
can come for a former ibi simulation or somewhere else. These are only
needed if you do a iteration of only some of the non-bonded
interactions, no csg tutorial does that.

>
> csg_sample --in table.pot --out table_resample.pot --grid min:step:max
> csg_call table extrapolate table_resample.pot table_extrapolate.pot
> csg_call --options table.xml convert_potential gromacs
> table_extrapolate.pot table.xvg
>
> 2. Similarly, how do I obtain the table.pot for both the bonded and
> angle potentials
> which I will resample, extrapolate and later convert to table_b1.xvg
> and table_a1.xvg?
These are bonded interactions. See chapter 5 of the manual on how to
calculate them. Basically you do simple Boltzmann inversion using
csg_boltzmann or a simple script.

>
> Is the way of obtaining the target non-bonded potentials for the IBI
> method through force matching (csg_fmatch)
> or are the potentials only supposed to be derived using csg_stat and/
> or csg_boltzmann?
IBI aims to reproduce distributions (structure based coarse-graining), while
force matching aims to reproduce force.

csg_stat only calculates bonded and non-bonded distributions.
csg_boltzmann calculates bonded distribution and other analysis
including Boltzmann inversion.

Christoph

>
> Perhaps a step-by-step explanation will help me to reproduce your
> hexane tutorial and serve to help the other new VOTCA users as well.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Tinashe
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Jan 18, 9:36 pm, Christoph Junghans <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi Tinashe,
>>
>> welcome!
>>
>> Am 18. Januar 2012 07:18 schrieb Tinashe <[email protected]>:> - the 
>> min/max/step values for force matching i get from the
>> > distribution functions, that it samples a valid interval, and the
>> > number of bins is not too high, otherwise might become slow
>> > - the table_a1*.xvg are usually generated using csg_boltzmann, there
>> > is a section in the manual. You can convert the votca potential files
>> > to gromacs using csg_call. I have to lookup the correct command, but
>> > christoph might answer on googlrgroups.
>>
>> See section 4.2 of the manual:
>> <https://votca.googlecode.com/files/votca-csg-manual-1.2.2.pdf>
>>
>> But basically once you have the potential in Votca format, it boils
>> down to the following:
>> -create a simple settings xml file (table.xml):
>> <cg>
>> <inverse>
>> <gromacs>
>> <pot_max>1e8</pot_max>
>> <table_end>8.0</table_end>
>> <table_bins>0.002</table_bins>
>> </gromacs>
>> </inverse>
>> </cg>
>> and run
>> $csg_call --ia-type TYPE --options table.xml convert_potential gromacs \
>> table_extrapolate.pot table.xvg
>> where  type can be non-bonded, bonded, angle, dihedral.
>>
>> Note, that in the current development version we renamed "bonded" to "bond"!
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Christoph
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > - renaming te distribution function and use it as target is the proper
>> > way to do
>> > - you can make a few optimizations in the grompp, e.g. if you don't
>> > have charge in the cg model, use cut-off as estatic method. this will
>> > disable the fft from pme.
>>
>> > Best,
>> > Victor
>>
>> >> Dear Victor,
>>
>> >> Firstly, thanks a lot, your suggestions were on the mark.
>>
>> >> At first, I ran the following command:
>> >> csg_stat --top topol.tpr --trj traj.trr --cg hexane.xml --nt 3 --options
>> >> fmatch.xml
>> >> and then renamed the files from *.dist.new to *.dist.tgt to use together
>> >> with the settings file. Is this the correct way to things?
>>
>> >> How are the following files meant to be created: table.xvg table_a1.xvg
>> >> table_b1.xvg
>> >> Where does one get the numbers in the settings.xml and fmatch.xml? I have
>> >> simply used numbers from VOTCA tutorials?
>> >> It appears that I can still use the same grommp file as the one I used for
>> >> atomistic simulations, is this so?
>>
>> >> Kind regards,
>> >> Tinashe
>>
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