Is there any way to output all pairwise interaction terms with non-zero energy? I have tried using --atom_terms, but I am having trouble interpreting the ouput. It appears that that columns 'atomid' and 'el' are both empty:
Hmm.. unfortunately the atoms only have ids and named elements if the input file is a pdb (or something that internally gets converted to a pdb - not an sdf). If you provide pdb formatted inputs do you get reasonable atom term output?
In any case, there's no facility for outputing the individual pairwise interactions.
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No. I am using a PDB input for both the ligand and receptor, and am getting ids. No way to output pairwise interactions is too bad! Thanks for the help.
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Is there any way to output all pairwise interaction terms with non-zero energy? I have tried using --atom_terms, but I am having trouble interpreting the ouput. It appears that that columns 'atomid' and 'el' are both empty:
What I would like is something where each row represents a pair of atoms along with the value of each energy term from the pair.
Thanks for the help
Hmm.. unfortunately the atoms only have ids and named elements if the input file is a pdb (or something that internally gets converted to a pdb - not an sdf). If you provide pdb formatted inputs do you get reasonable atom term output?
In any case, there's no facility for outputing the individual pairwise interactions.
No. I am using a PDB input for both the ligand and receptor, and am getting ids. No way to output pairwise interactions is too bad! Thanks for the help.
What if it is a pdbqt?
Same output with a pdbqt as ligand input.
The ligand I am docking is a peptide, and my intention is to group atom terms by residue.
If I specify the ligand as a pdbqt, I get the expected atom identifiers. Does your file end in pdbqt?