Open minirose2021 opened 2 months ago
Hi!
We are currently developing multimer clustering, and it is in another fork: https://github.com/rachelse/foldseek. The parameters and outputs are described in the README under the MultimerCluster section of that fork. You can run it with the command below.
wget https://github.com/rachelse/foldseek.git
cd foldseek
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ../ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release && make
./src/foldseek easy-multimercluster /your/examples clu tmp --multimer-tm-threshold 0.65 --chain-tm-threshold 0.5 --interface-lddt-threshold 0.65 --cluster-mode 1
Please feel free to ask if you have any questions or suggestions, or encounter any bugs.
Hi!
We are currently developing multimer clustering, and it is in another fork: https://github.com/rachelse/foldseek. The parameters and outputs are described in the README under the MultimerCluster section of that fork. You can run it with the command below.
wget https://github.com/rachelse/foldseek.git cd foldseek mkdir build && cd build cmake ../ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release && make ./src/foldseek easy-multimercluster /your/examples clu tmp --multimer-tm-threshold 0.65 --chain-tm-threshold 0.5 --interface-lddt-threshold 0.65 --cluster-mode 1
Please feel free to ask if you have any questions or suggestions, or encounter any bugs.
Please forgive me for coming to thank you now. It's a great function. You are simply my God. Thank you all.
Expected Behavior
Thanks for your amazing tool! I want to obtain clustering results for a set of protein complex structures, not the clustering results of each chain within the protein complexes.
Current Behavior
The CMD is:
foldseek easy-cluster ./pdb/ res tmp -c 0.9
where ./pdb/ contains the protein complexes structures to be clustered.The picture shows part of the result file res_cluster.tsv, with protein IDs suffixed by ABCD, etc., representing different chains of the protein complexes. Can I obtain clustering results that consider the entire structure of the protein complexes without these suffixes? I look forward to your response.