Difference between revisions of "Footprint Plot Visualization"
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| + | This script will allow the user to plot the footprint data obtained from the footprint.output.txt file obtained during a footprint calculation. The usage is: | ||
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| + | where footprint.txt is the output received from dock and the number 50 is the number of residues to be considered as the "top" residues. In other words, the 50 residues with the largest energies will be plotted and the remaining residues energies will be summed together and presented in the remainder column. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:14, 7 September 2018
This script will allow the user to plot the footprint data obtained from the footprint.output.txt file obtained during a footprint calculation. The usage is:
python plot_footprint_script.py footprint.txt 50
where footprint.txt is the output received from dock and the number 50 is the number of residues to be considered as the "top" residues. In other words, the 50 residues with the largest energies will be plotted and the remaining residues energies will be summed together and presented in the remainder column.
