Open sgbaird opened 2 years ago
The distance matrix was basically just an adjacency matrix that would represent the distance from one atom to every other atom. I can send you the PowerPoint slides that had the illustration on them if that would help.
That was for the first "page" though, right? What about the next 3 pages? I.e. the last 64x64x3
That would be great to see the PPT. Taylor's GDrive or slack works
The last three would just be direction specific. So page 2 would be x, page 3 is y, and page 4 is z.
Oh gotcha, so those define the x, y, z coordinates/positions then, if I'm interpreting correctly. Thanks for clarifying and for sharing the PPT
@michaeldalverson, I remember you had a distance matrix, but I'm forgetting what the direction matrices are supposed to represent. Could you remind me?