dps gyrate¶
Calculate chain radii of gyration and optional distributions.
Synopsis and options¶
usage: dps gyrate [-h] -s FILE -f FILE [-n FILE]
[-sel SELECTION_CALCULATE [SELECTION_CALCULATE ...]] [-b START_TIME]
[-e END_TIME] [-dt DELTA_TIME] [-pbc] [-ov FILE] [-oa FILE] [-oh FILE]
[-bw BIN_WIDTH]
Calculate chain radii of gyration and optional distributions.
Input:
-s FILE, --run-input FILE
Input DROPPS run file (.tpr) containing the system and simulation
settings. (required)
-f FILE, --input FILE
Input trajectory file (.xtc). (required)
-n FILE, --index FILE
Optional index file (.ndx) defining additional atom groups. (default:
None)
Output:
-ov FILE, --output-verbose FILE
Output per-chain radius-of-gyration time series (.xvg); the extension is
added if omitted. (default: None)
-oa FILE, --output-average FILE
Output group-averaged radius-of-gyration time series (.xvg); the extension
is added if omitted. (default: None)
-oh FILE, --output-histogram FILE
Output radius-of-gyration distribution (.xvg); the extension is added if
omitted. (default: None)
Parameters:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit.
-sel SELECTION_CALCULATE [SELECTION_CALCULATE ...], --selection-calculate SELECTION_CALCULATE [SELECTION_CALCULATE ...]
Index groups whose chain radii of gyration are calculated; if omitted,
prompt interactively. (default: None)
-b START_TIME, --start-time START_TIME
First trajectory time to analyze, in ns. (default: None)
-e END_TIME, --end-time END_TIME
Last trajectory time to analyze, in ns. (default: None)
-dt DELTA_TIME, --delta-time DELTA_TIME
Approximate interval between analyzed frames, in ns. (default: None)
-pbc, --treat-pbc Unwrap molecules across periodic boundaries before analysis. (default:
False)
-bw BIN_WIDTH, --bin-width BIN_WIDTH
Histogram bin width, in nm. (default: 0.1)
At least one output option (-ov, -oa, or -oh) is required.
Examples:
dps gyrate -s run.tpr -f run.xtc -oa rg-average.xvg
Note
This page is generated from the DROPPS 1.0 argument parser. Run
dps gyrate -h in the installed environment for the same
reference at the command line.