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I talked to someone that seems fairly experienced in bio simulations. As far as I can tell, there is no unique information that is present based on the residue or molecules of each individual atom. It is just a tag that helps for visualization and data analysis of the trajectory.
In order to facilitate integration to the platforms that need residue information, it might be helpful to be able to easily tag a particular residue. But that isn't something that needs to be addressed by subtopology enhancements in my opinion. I don't think we need the hard encoded hierarchy of topologymoleculeresidueatom.
The above enhancements are probably still useful to have. I think the most important aspect would be to allow for a user to take two separate topologies and combine them. This would make the two previous topologies a subtopology that still have some functionality such as being easily selectable. Is there any other functionality we realistically would want?
It might be nice to be able to add the following features to a
Topology
:Topology
should be arbitrarily able to contain any number ofTopologies
hence making it truely hierarchical datastructure.SubTopology
and. Arbitrarily select certainSites
and associatedConnections
andPotentials
as aSubTopology
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