2013/7/1  <[email protected]>:
>
>
> W dniu poniedziałek, 1 lipca 2013 15:09:12 UTC+1 użytkownik Christoph
> Junghans napisał:
>>
>> 2013/7/1  <[email protected]>:
>> > I am trying to run IBI for angles. I calculated 88 distributions for
>> > angles
>> > (its a protein made of 90 beads) using csg_boltzmann.
>> >
>> > My question: shall I refine and smooth those ditributions?
>> >
>> > In my xml:
>> >
>> >    <bonded>
>> >     <name>angle</name>
>> >     <min>1</min>
>> >     <max>3</max>
>> >     <step>0.05</step>
>> >     <inverse>
>> >       <target>angle.dist1</target>
>> >       <gromacs>
>> >         <table>table_a1.xvg</table>
>> >       </gromacs>
>> >     </inverse>
>> >   </bonded>
>> >
>> > How can I add the remaining angles so votca will know which angle
>> > corresponds to which x y z atoms?
>> >
>> > Would that be
>> >
>> >    <bonded>
>> >     <name>angle</name>
>> >     <min>1</min>
>> >     <max>3</max>
>> >     <step>0.05</step>
>> >     <inverse>
>> >       <target>angle.dist1</target>
>> >       <gromacs>
>> >         <table>table_a1.xvg</table>
>> >       </gromacs>
>> >     </inverse>
>> >   </bonded>
>> >    <bonded>
>> >     <name>angle</name>
>> >     <min>1</min>
>> >     <max>3</max>
>> >     <step>0.05</step>
>> >     <inverse>
>> >       <target>angle.dist2</target>
>> >       <gromacs>
>> >         <table>table_a2.xvg</table>
>> >       </gromacs>
>> >     </inverse>
>> >   </bonded>
>> > etc?
>> >
>> > Or am I missing somethin and I should provide with one distribution
>> > corresponding to all angles? Please, advise.
>> You will have use different names for the different angles, something
>> like angle1, ..., angle9 or angle_A_B_C ,..., angle_X_Y_Z.
>> Remember that the names in the settings xml file and the mapping file
>> have to be the same.
>>
>> Christoph
>
>
> Thank you. So in settings file for angle names: angle1, angle2 etc the
> mapping should be:
>
> <cg_bonded>
>
>        <angle>
>         <name>angle1</name>
>         <beads>
>     1MET    2SER    3VAL
>        </beads>
>
> <angle>
>         <name>angle2</name>
>         <beads>
>     1GLY    2SER    3ARG
>        </beads>
>
> Am I correct?
Looks ok.
>
> How csg_inverse know the name of the mapping file? It is not specified in
> the input of csg_inverse.
The mapping file is given in the settings xml file (see the
hexane/ibi_bonded tutorial):
<cg><inverse><map>mappping.xml</map></inverse></cg>

>
> Steven
>
>> >
>> > Steven
>> >
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