Jamie Seyed wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the answers. I want to use g_analyze but it needs a file graph.xvg as an input file. How can I get that for calculation of auto-correlation function? Many Thanks in Advance/Jamie


The graph.xvg file contains the data for which you want to obtain the autocorrelation function. Many of the Gromacs analysis tools produce .xvg files of whatever quantity they are measuring. I suppose it would then be important to figure out what type of data you are trying to obtain the autocorrelation function for; that will determine which tool to use :)

-Justin

On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 7:57 PM, Mark Abraham <mark.abra...@anu.edu.au <mailto:mark.abra...@anu.edu.au>> wrote:

    Jamie Seyed wrote:

        Hi Mark,
        Thanks for the information. Actually in 7.4 I found only
        g_rotacf and
        g_angle also g_sgangle that calculate rotation and angle correlation
        function and in appendix D I could not find related topic... I
        appreciate if
        someone gives me more detail to do the job.
        I want to calculate <R(0).R(t)> that R is coordinates vector
        R(x,y,z) for
        pure spce water.


    If that's an auto-correlation function, then g_analyze does the job.
    Searching for "correlation" in the manual was a good way to start.
    That would also have found a whole section devoted to the topic,
    which is good reading.


        Also I have a question related to having a coordinate file. I
        did a command
        as
        trajconv  -f  md.trr  -n f.ndx  -o md.xtc
        I am supposing in this case md.xtc contains only x,y,z
        coordinates. Is that
        true?? Many Thanks in Advance/Jamie


    Yes, since the compression algorithm used for .xtc only works on
    positions. However it is a lossy compression, and if you want
    full-precision positions-only, look at the options in trjconv -h.


    Mark
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