AMBER Archive (2007)Subject: AMBER: follow-up
From: Wenyong Tong (wenyong_tong_at_yahoo.com) 
Date: Fri Sep 28 2007 - 14:55:39 CDT
 
 
 
 
When I create the pdb file by ambpdb, I got the
 
following message?
 
  ambpdb -p G.top < G.ann.x > g_md.pdb
 
 | New format PARM file being parsed.
 
| Version =    1.000 Date = 09/18/07 Time = 23:12:25
 
At line 624 of file _ambpdb.f (Unit 5)
 
Traceback: not available, compile with -ftrace=frame
 
or -ftrace=full
 
Fortran runtime error: Bad value during floating point
 
read
 
 Could you please give me some help for this ?
 
 Wenyong
 
 --- Wenyong Tong <wenyong_tong_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
 
 > Hello, David
 
> 
 
> Thank you for suggestions. 
 
> 
 
> (1) I only input part of distance restrains because
 
> MD
 
> just stopped if given all of restrains. I guessed
 
> some
 
> of assignments were not right.
 
> (2) It seems that the format of my “anneal.in” file
 
> had some problems. 
 
> (3) I run a short time annealing with new .in files.
 
> Result seems ok. Any suggestions for this?  
 
>
 
===============================================================================
 
> 
 
>    KE Trans =     0.0000   KE Rot =     0.0000  
 
> C.O.M. Vel =    0.000000
 
> 
 
>    Translational and rotational motion removed
 
> 
 
>    KE Trans =     0.0000   KE Rot =     0.0000  
 
> C.O.M. Vel =    0.000000
 
> 
 
>  NSTEP =   550000   TIME(PS) =    1100.000  TEMP(K)
 
> = 
 
>   24.27  PRESS =     0.0
 
>  Etot   =      -114.4606  EKtot   =        10.6366 
 
> EPtot      =      -125.0971
 
>  BOND   =        15.5273  ANGLE   =        34.3019 
 
> DIHED      =       -35.8702
 
>  1-4 NB =        32.3989  1-4 EEL =      1137.2888 
 
> VDWAALS    =       -48.6193
 
>  EELEC  =      -760.3267  EGB     =      -499.8236 
 
> RESTRAINT  =         0.0258
 
>  EAMBER (non-restraint)  =      -125.1229
 
> 
 
>
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
> 
 
>  NMR restraints: Bond =    0.026   Angle =     0.000
 
>  
 
> Torsion =     0.000
 
>
 
===============================================================================
 
> 
 
>       A V E R A G E S   O V E R  550000 S T E P S
 
> 
 
> 
 
>  NSTEP =   550000   TIME(PS) =    1100.000  TEMP(K)
 
> = 
 
>  909.62  PRESS =     0.0
 
>  Etot   =       458.2530  EKtot   =       398.5732 
 
> EPtot      =        59.6798
 
>  BOND   =        59.2379  ANGLE   =       133.2183 
 
> DIHED      =       -15.3631
 
>  1-4 NB =        38.7507  1-4 EEL =      1129.0126 
 
> VDWAALS    =       -40.8537
 
>  EELEC  =      -732.1089  EGB     =      -512.7310 
 
> RESTRAINT  =         0.5171
 
>  EAMBER (non-restraint)  =        59.1627
 
> 
 
>
 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
> 
 
>  NMR restraints: Bond =    0.026   Angle =     0.000
 
>  
 
> Torsion =     0.000
 
>
 
===============================================================================
 
> 
 
>       R M S  F L U C T U A T I O N S
 
> 
 
> 
 
>  NSTEP =   550000   TIME(PS) =    1100.000  TEMP(K)
 
> = 
 
>  228.70  PRESS =     0.0
 
>  Etot   =       139.8929  EKtot   =       100.2091 
 
> EPtot      =        43.2414
 
>  BOND   =        12.9421  ANGLE   =        24.8968 
 
> DIHED      =         5.8055
 
>  1-4 NB =         3.7961  1-4 EEL =        16.8955 
 
> VDWAALS    =         3.8772
 
>  EELEC  =        23.5680  EGB     =        16.1573 
 
> RESTRAINT  =         0.7451
 
>  EAMBER (non-restraint)  =        42.4962
 
> 
 
>
 
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> 
 
> 
 
> 
 
> 
 
> 
 
> --- "David A. Case" <case_at_scripps.edu> wrote:
 
> 
 
> > On Wed, Sep 26, 2007, Wenyong Tong wrote:
 
> > > 
 
> > > Could you please give some suggestions about the
 
> > > following results from NMR refinement? Please
 
> note
 
> > > that the final temperature did not get down. 
 
> > 
 
> > You should examine the beginning of the input
 
> file,
 
> > where the program prints
 
> > out the weight change information: be sure it
 
> seems
 
> > to do what you want.
 
> > 
 
> > I don't see anything obviously wrong with the
 
> input,
 
> > but I'm probably missing
 
> > something.  But try some short(!) test cases to
 
> make
 
> > sure annealing is doing
 
> > what you want -- something like 1,000 to 10,000
 
> > times shorter than what you
 
> > showed here.
 
> > 
 
> > > 
 
> > > NMR restraints: Bond =    0.045   Angle =    
 
> > 0.000  
 
> > > Torsion =     0.000
 
> > 
 
> > Note that even without cooling, you have
 
> essentially
 
> > zero restraint
 
> > violations.  I have no idea whether this means
 
> that
 
> > your structures are really
 
> > good, or that your restraints are too weak, but it
 
> > is something to look into.
 
> > 
 
> > ...dac
 
> > 
 
> >
 
>
 
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> Wenyong
 
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