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| file | BuriedUnsatisfiedPolarsCalculator.cc |
| | How many buried unsatisfied polars are there?
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| file | BuriedUnsatisfiedPolarsCalculator.hh |
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| file | CatPiCalculator.cc |
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| file | CatPiCalculator.hh |
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| file | ChargeCalculator.cc |
| | calculator to compute nonlocal/tertiary contacts in a given pose
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| file | ChargeCalculator.hh |
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| file | ClashCountCalculator.cc |
| | ClashCountCalculator class.
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| file | ClashCountCalculator.hh |
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| file | DecomposeAndReweightEnergiesCalculator.cc |
| | DecomposeAndReweightEnergiesCalculator class.
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| file | DecomposeAndReweightEnergiesCalculator.hh |
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| file | FragQualCalculator.cc |
| | calculate rmsd fragment quality given a pose Roughly, fragment quality is number of fragments which are close to a pose in rmsd
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| file | FragQualCalculator.hh |
| | header file for FragQualCalculator class. Roughly, fragment quality is number of fragments which are close to a pose in rmsd
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| file | HPatchCalculator.cc |
| | A class which will keep track of the SASA-based hpatch score of a Pose object.
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| file | HPatchCalculator.hh |
| | A Pose metric which will keep track of the SASA-based hpatch score of a Pose object.
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| file | InterGroupNeighborsCalculator.cc |
| | This is complicated, so pay attention. This calculator is meant for finding interfaces between protein domains - like protein-protein interfaces but within a protein. It's more flexible than that, though. You define groups of residues within a protein (say, the N and C terminal domains). You then define which pairs of groups you are interested in. This calculator returns the union of the sets of residues at the interfaces between these domains/groups. This calculator contains a superset of the functionality of some of the other calculators, but is less efficient in simple cases. The pose does NOT have to have been scored.
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| file | InterGroupNeighborsCalculator.fwd.hh |
| | InterGroupNeighborsCalculator can determine all the neighbors of a residue within a certain distance.
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| file | InterGroupNeighborsCalculator.hh |
| | This is complicated, so pay attention. This calculator is meant for finding interfaces between protein domains - like protein-protein interfaces but within a protein. It's more flexible than that, though. You define groups of residues within a protein (say, the N and C terminal domains). You then define which pairs of groups you are interested in. This calculator returns the union of the sets of residues at the interfaces between these domains/groups. This calculator contains a superset of the functionality of some of the other calculators, but is less efficient in simple cases. The pose does NOT have to have been scored.
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| file | MetricValueGetter.cc |
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| file | MetricValueGetter.fwd.hh |
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| file | MetricValueGetter.hh |
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| file | NeighborhoodByDistanceCalculator.cc |
| | NeighborhoodByDistanceCalculator can determine all the neighbors of group of residues within a certain distance.
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| file | NeighborhoodByDistanceCalculator.fwd.hh |
| | NeighborhoodByDistanceCalculator can determine all the neighbors of a residue within a certain distance.
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| file | NeighborhoodByDistanceCalculator.hh |
| | NeighborhoodByDistanceCalculator can determine all the neighbors of group of residues within a certain distance.
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| file | NeighborsByDistanceCalculator.cc |
| | NeighborsByDistanceCalculator can determine all the neighbors of a residue within a certain distance. The pose does not have to have been scored (have a full Energies object). It uses the PointGraph tools to find neighbors. There is probably a much more sophisticated way to do this with existing Graph tools but I don't know what it is.
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| file | NeighborsByDistanceCalculator.fwd.hh |
| | NeighborsByDistanceCalculator can determine all the neighbors of a residue within a certain distance.
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| file | NeighborsByDistanceCalculator.hh |
| | NeighborsByDistanceCalculator can determine all the neighbors of a residue within a certain distance. The pose does not have to have been scored (have a full Energies object). It uses the PointGraph tools to find neighbors. There is probably a much more sophisticated way to do this with existing Graph tools but I don't know what it is.
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| file | NonlocalContactsCalculator.cc |
| | calculator to compute nonlocal/tertiary contacts in a given pose
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| file | NonlocalContactsCalculator.hh |
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| file | NumberHBondsCalculator.cc |
| | number of hbonds calculator class
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| file | NumberHBondsCalculator.hh |
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| file | PackstatCalculator.cc |
| | packstat calculator class
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| file | PackstatCalculator.hh |
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| file | PiPiCalculator.cc |
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| file | PiPiCalculator.hh |
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| file | ResidueDecompositionByChainCalculator.cc |
| | ResidueDecompositionByChainCalculator class.
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| file | ResidueDecompositionByChainCalculator.hh |
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| file | ResidueDecompositionCalculator.cc |
| | ResidueDecompositionCalculator class.
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| file | ResidueDecompositionCalculator.hh |
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| file | RotamerBoltzCalculator.cc |
| | Calculates Rotamer occupancy of each rotameric state in a given set of residues.
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| file | RotamerBoltzCalculator.fwd.hh |
| | Calculates Rotamer occupancy of each rotameric state in a given set of residues.
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| file | RotamerBoltzCalculator.hh |
| | Calculates Rotamer occupancy of each rotameric state in a given set of residues.
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| file | RotamerRecovery.cc |
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| file | RotamerRecovery.hh |
| | Compare the rotamer recovery between a native protein and a list of other proteins.
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| file | SaltBridgeCalculator.cc |
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| file | SaltBridgeCalculator.hh |
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| file | SemiExplicitWaterUnsatisfiedPolarsCalculator.cc |
| | How many unsatisfied polars are there?
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| file | SemiExplicitWaterUnsatisfiedPolarsCalculator.hh |
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| file | SequenceComparison.cc |
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| file | SequenceComparison.hh |
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| file | SurfaceCalculator.cc |
| | A class which will keep track of surface energy as a Pose metric.
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| file | SurfaceCalculator.hh |
| | A Pose metric which will keep track of the surface energy of a Pose object.
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