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Faunus do – beside running MC simulations – also analysis of data. It would be beneficial to perform the same analysis on an existing trajectory without actually running the simulation. It shall be considered that several properties may change during the simulation, e.g., an atomic charge, and not all formats can handle them, e.g., xtc format stores only atomic coordinates, pqr format stores coordinates, charges and radii.
The analysis is performed in parallel to the simulation. However only summary values are usually written at the end. It can be reasonable to write out the analysis result progressively. Either values for every (n-th) step if desirable or as an average over a block of n steps. The output can be written to separate files or in various formats, e.g., csv, hdf5, depending on the nature of data.
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* Move file writing from destructor to _to_disk() throughout Analysis
namespace. Save to disk every macro-step. Minor check for atom array
when reading molecule types
* Add templated inv_sqrt() function and test; clarify manual
* Add ideal cluster test and update cluster documentation which did not
show properly on readthedocs
* Allow control of expensive debug check in virtual volume move and minor
code cleanup
* Fix json compilation error introduced in previous commit
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Faunus do – beside running MC simulations – also analysis of data. It would be beneficial to perform the same analysis on an existing trajectory without actually running the simulation. It shall be considered that several properties may change during the simulation, e.g., an atomic charge, and not all formats can handle them, e.g.,
xtc
format stores only atomic coordinates,pqr
format stores coordinates, charges and radii.The analysis is performed in parallel to the simulation. However only summary values are usually written at the end. It can be reasonable to write out the analysis result progressively. Either values for every (n-th) step if desirable or as an average over a block of n steps. The output can be written to separate files or in various formats, e.g., csv, hdf5, depending on the nature of data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: