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More parameters fro gromacs-LIE simulations #2

Open felipeZ opened 7 years ago

felipeZ commented 7 years ago

Currently, the gromit script accept as input the protein and ligand coordinates and topology, together with the simulation time and the force-field. It would be nice if it can also accept the following parameters:

Parameter Description Type Default
-vsite Use virtual sites bool False
-solvent Solvent model str Infer from force field
-elec Treatment of electrostatic interactions (RF or PME) str Infer from force field
-t Temperature float [200, 300] (K)
-tau Coupling time for temperature float 0.1 (ps)
-p Pressure float 1 (bar)
-ptau Coupling time for pressure float 0.5 (ps)
-d Minimal distance between periodic images float 2.25 (nm)
-prfc Position restraint force constant float [200, 200] (kJ/mol/nm^2)
-at Output resolution float 0.002 (ns)
-rtc Use roto-translational constraints bool False
-ndlp Perform simulations in a optimal (NDLP) simulation cell bool False
-lie Calculate ligand interaction energy bool False

Note: gromit predecesors accept a list of values for some parameters, for example:

./gmx45md.sh -f protein.pdb -name test  -l ligand.pdb,ligand.itp  -ff amber99SB -lie -d 1.8 -t 100,200,300 -prfc 10000,5000,50,0 -ttau 0.1 -conc 0 -solvent tip3p -ptau 0.5 -time 0.001 -vsite
LourensVeen commented 7 years ago

NDLP is not in the standard Gromacs, we should probably contact Tsjerk about this, and see if we can get it submitted to Gromacs somehow. Alternatively, we'd have to get a patched version from him, but I'd rather not have to maintain that...

It seems that -t is actually an array of floats. CWL supports arrays, but cwltiny doesn't at present. I'll have a look at whether to add that or to just make it a string for now.

Does -lie give additional outputs that we have to return?