Hello Charles,

thank you for helping me with the script.

The error message that I get from running the script is:

 X-PLOR>end
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
  File 
"/Software/linux/64bit/xplor-nih/3.7.0.1/xplor-nih-3.7.0.1/python/trace.py", 
line 180, in run
    exec(cmd, dict, dict)
  File "<string>", line 212, in <module>
  File 
"/Software/linux/64bit/xplor-nih/3.7.0.1/xplor-nih-3.7.0.1/python/simulationTools.py",
 line 2160, in __init__
    if call: s.__call__()
  File 
"/Software/linux/64bit/xplor-nih/3.7.0.1/xplor-nih-3.7.0.1/python/simulationTools.py",
 line 2164, in __call__
    p.finalize(caller=s)
  File 
"/Software/linux/64bit/xplor-nih/3.7.0.1/xplor-nih-3.7.0.1/python/simulationTools.py",
 line 1983, in finalize
    s.runAction(caller)
  File 
"/Software/linux/64bit/xplor-nih/3.7.0.1/xplor-nih-3.7.0.1/python/simulationTools.py",
 line 1993, in runAction
    exec( s.action.replace("VALUE","%e" %s.val),
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'ensWeights' is not defined
 HEAP:   maximum use= 33478921 current use= 24782237
 X-PLOR: total CPU time=     20.6001 s
 X-PLOR: entry time at 17:15:30 30-Nov-23
 X-PLOR: exit time at 17:15:51 30-Nov-23


Thanks for the advice on the ensemble size. The way I run Xplor (with Ne=2) is 
by using the command (my only machine has 20 CPUs): 

xplor -py -smp 16 -o saxs_struct_ensemble.out saxs_struct_ensemble.py &

(probably not the best way).

Re chi2: I sometimes see quite large discrepancies (especially if I model a 
large number of structures). For instance below is the case for Ne=3 and number 
of structures=1000 (discrepancies occur less frequently when number or 
structure=100):

saxs_struct_ensemble_3_95_0.pdb:REMARK SolnScat xray        1.800   0.002   
3.305
saxs_struct_ensemble_3_95_0.pdb:REMARK SolnScat xray-c      2.801   0.002   
8.006

saxs_struct_ensemble_3_228_0.pdb:REMARK SolnScat xray        1.166   0.003   
1.388
saxs_struct_ensemble_3_228_0.pdb:REMARK SolnScat xray-c      4.186   0.002  
17.883

Perhaps that might be the way I run Xplor?

Thank you
Diego



 

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