Hi *

Thanks for the tips Charles.
I did tried to run an anneal.py with and without RAMA. And the results 
clearly show that the X best structures from the annealing with RAMA do 
show a better agreement (rmsd from superposition) between the mainchain 
as well as the sidechains on the ensemble. Great!

But I still have one question, about the rama stuff. When I was reading 
and trying to understand some scripts using rama 
(eg.eginputs/sry/sry_finall.inp), I saw that the torsional database has 
3 sets of potentials: the raw (called with xrama), gaussians (called 
with rama) and quartics (also called by rama). When I call rama from 
python, what set am I using: gaussians or quartic? And am I using short 
range (intra-residue) as well as long range (inter-residues) 
correlations? I just want to know what I'm doing when adding rama to the 
target function.

One more. Reading the article [J. Magn. Res. 146, 249-254 (2000)],  the 
authors define the DELPHIC torsions database as the original 
implementation of the torsion angle potential. So, when talking about 
the DELPHIC database, are we talking about the  raw potentials or 
something else? And if that's the case, then instead of  calling rama 
should I call xrama instead of rama? Do not forget that I'm calculating 
structures in non-aqueous environments.

protocol.initRamaDatabase()
potList.append( XplorPot('XRAMA') )

Cheers,
L.

Charles at Schwieters.org wrote:
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> Hello L?on--
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>> Are the following rama related commands in the anneal.py the correct
>> ones to use the Rama torsion angle database in my case?
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> yes.
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>> I'm using the anneal.py script (eginput/gb1_rdc) as a template to my
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> that should work. Please let us know if you have probelms.
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> best regards--
> Charles
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