[gmx-users] Extraction of the pdb data from the g_shame diagrams

[Justin Lemkul]

On 4/21/15 1:24 PM, James Starlight wrote:
> and what the most trivial way to find correspondence of the line in
> the data file to what I actually see on the its graph (projection)  ?
> Sorry I'm not an expert of xmgrace so it might seems for you trivial
> :)
>

It's nothing to do with XmGrace.  The g_sham surface is a 2-D histogram.  If you 
identify a spot on the surface that is of interest, you have some window of 
values into which the PCs fall.  Parse your data file (the one you input into 
g_sham) with any script you like (trivial with Perl, Python, etc) for values in 
that range and print out the line number.  That frame should correspond to a 
member of that histogram on the surface.

-Justin

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