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Deposit calculated values for provided files when available #53

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davidlmobley opened this issue Aug 25, 2017 · 5 comments
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Deposit calculated values for provided files when available #53

davidlmobley opened this issue Aug 25, 2017 · 5 comments

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@davidlmobley
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To move this in the direction of helping people benchmark, we should provide calculated values from gold standard calculations with the provided files, when available. These should be in a markdown file in the relevant directory, I think.

@nhenriksen - is this something you're able to add? I think you have values for all of the files you've deposited?

@GHeinzelmann - I think you may not?

@Janeyin600 - do you?

At some point we'll actually need to repeat the lysozyme calculations (or another group will) and get input files for those, and calculated values, in here as well.

@jchodera
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@andrrizzi and @Lnaden are actively working to use YANK to repeat host-guest and lysozyme calculations right now.

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I do have all the files from my BRD4 calculations stored, I can organize them and add to the input files if needed.

@nhenriksen
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@davidlmobley yes, I can add these!

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@jchodera

@andrrizzi and @Lnaden are actively working to use YANK to repeat host-guest and lysozyme calculations right now.

Yes, that's where I'm hoping the results and files will come from!

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ghost commented Aug 25, 2017

@davidlmobley I can add those

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