Clustering error – Help, please

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        Hi, I’m trying to group structures into clusters, but I have an error and an empty log file. A few months ago (in February / March) I didn’t have a problem with it, although I did it in the same way (I think so). I have no idea where this problem comes from.

        Using the AbinitioRelax protocol, I obtained a silent file with 100,000 structures (centroid representations) for a certain amino acid sequence. Now I want to group the structures into clusters and sort by energy. I use the following commands:

        . /home/bioinf/PATHS.sh           (path to rosetta databases)

        cluster @cluster_options > cluster.log

        where the file cluster_options looks like:

        -in

          -file

            -silent ../silent_file.out

        -sort_groups_by_energy

        -radius 3

        and here I only get the message  “Can’t open @cluster_options” and an empty file cluster.log (this is probably not a problem with permissions to cluster_options file because everyone has full rights (-rwxrwxrwx)).

        I also tried to write options with the command. I used the command:

        cluster -in:file:silent ../silent_file.out -cluster:sort_groups_by_energy -cluster:radius 3 > cluster.log

        and here I get:

        option -i unrecognized – ignored

        Usage: cluster <options> graphfile

            -C k – generate no more than k clusters (0)

               0 : no limit

            -c k – use clustering method k (0)

               0 : use modularity

               1 : use modularity quality

            -o <outfile> – output file (stdout)

            -v   – verbose mode

            -?   – print usage

         

        Can you help me? Please. I have been tired of it for several weeks and I still can’t see why I’m failing now, although a few months ago everything worked well. However, I don’t know Rosetta very well, I just use what I learned in college and what I found on http://www.rosettacommons.org.

        I look forward to your reply.

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