how do I repeat relax runs and get scoring functions at every state

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    • #580
      Anonymous

        I have two questions:
        1) To compare two different minimization algorithms, I run “-relax -cenrlx -ex1 -ex2”, which, I believe, contains randomness in perturbation. How do I make each relax run the same?

        2) How do I get the output of scoring functions of the chain after every move, especially during minimization?

        Thank you very much.
        Temsiri

      • #4027
        Anonymous

          *.sc file that I got only gives final scores. How do I get scores after every minimization step?

          Thanks,
          Temsiri

          > I have two questions:
          > 1) To compare two different minimization algorithms, I run “-relax -cenrlx -ex1 -ex2”, which, I believe, contains randomness in perturbation. How do I make each relax run the same?

          You can add the flag -constant_seed

          > 2) How do I get the output of scoring functions of the chain after every move, especially during minimization?

          the *.sc file should record the scores

          >
          > Thank you very much.
          > Temsiri

        • #4028
          Anonymous

            1)Would -constant_seed work with multiple decoys?
            My command line is
            ../../rosetta++/rosetta.gcc aa 1d3z _ -nstruct 1 –relax -cenrlx -ex1 -ex2
            -l

            2)* .sc file that I got only gives final scores. How do I get scores after every minimization step?

            Thanks, Temsiri

          • #4035
            bpierce
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              > 1) To compare two different minimization algorithms, I run “-relax -cenrlx -ex1 -ex2”, which, I believe, contains randomness in perturbation. How do I make each relax run the same?

              BTW, the ex flags apply only to full atom, not to centroid modes, so I don’t think they are doing anything for you in your command line. (They refer to chi 1 and chi 2 angles of side chains).

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