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Rosetta
2016.11
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#include <BindingSiteConstraint.hh>
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BindingSiteConstraint () | |
null constructor More... | |
BindingSiteConstraint (utility::vector1< AtomID > const &atms, core::pose::Pose const &start_pose, core::scoring::ScoreType scoretype=core::scoring::atom_pair_constraint) | |
ctor from atom list + input pose More... | |
BindingSiteConstraint (utility::vector1< AtomID > const &atms, ObjexxFCL::FArray2D< core::Real > tgt_pos, ObjexxFCL::FArray2D< core::Real > tgt_pos_centroid, core::scoring::ScoreType scoretype=core::scoring::atom_pair_constraint) | |
ctor from a vector of atom positions (in lieu of a pose) More... | |
virtual core::scoring::constraints::ConstraintOP | clone () const |
Copies the data from this Constraint into a new object and returns an OP to the new object. Intended to be implemented by derived classes and used by pose.add_constraint. This function must return a deep copy of itself – meaning that if this Constraint holds pointers to other Constraints that it must invoke clone on those Constraints as well. If the Constraint holds a FuncOP, then the Func should also be cloned. More... | |
bool | operator== (core::scoring::constraints::Constraint const &other) const |
Equality operator to test whether two constraints are functionally identical. More... | |
bool | same_type_as_me (core::scoring::constraints::Constraint const &other) const |
Determine if the calling class has the same type as the input class, using dynamic casts. This is important in ensuring that two constraints are equal: both this and other must check that the other is the same as it. This is not an optional method and every class should implement it, regaurdless of whether a parent class implements it. More... | |
void | score (core::scoring::func::XYZ_Func const &xyz, core::scoring::EnergyMap const &, core::scoring::EnergyMap &emap) const |
Calculates a score for this constraint using XYZ_Func, and puts the UNWEIGHTED score into emap. Although the current set of weights currently is provided, Constraint objects should put unweighted scores into emap because the ScoreFunction will do the weighting itself. More... | |
void | setup_for_scoring (core::scoring::func::XYZ_Func const &xyz, core::scoring::ScoreFunction const &scfxn) const |
void | pre_align (utility::vector1< numeric::xyzVector< core::Real > > const &templ_atms, utility::vector1< bool > const &) const |
void | setup_for_derivatives (core::scoring::func::XYZ_Func const &xyz, core::scoring::ScoreFunction const &scfxn) const |
virtual void | fill_f1_f2 (AtomID const &atom, core::scoring::func::XYZ_Func const &xyz, core::Vector &F1, core::Vector &F2, core::scoring::EnergyMap const &weights) const |
Fill the f1 and f2 vectors, necessary for considering the derivative this constraint during minimization. (someone please reference Bill Wedermeyer's paper here, as I'm in an airport and can't fill it in myself!) More... | |
std::string | type () const |
Returns a unique string identified for this constraint. Used in several places, including the ConstraintIO class. More... | |
Size | natoms () const |
Returns the number of atoms involved in defining this constraint. If the constraint doesn't depend on particular atoms (e.g. a residue type constraint) this function can return zero. More... | |
virtual core::scoring::constraints::ConstraintOP | remap_resid (core::id::SequenceMapping const &seqmap) const |
apply a resid remapping to this constraint, returns the remapped constraint Does this return an owning pointer to this constraint or a copy? Documentation would be nice. More... | |
AtomID const & | atom (Size const n) const |
Returns the AtomID referred to by index. More... | |
void | show (std::ostream &out) const |
This method is intended to show the value of the Constraint function evaluated over some reasonable range of values. For example, a constraint between pairs of atoms might show the values of the Constraint function between 4 and 12 angstroms. More... | |
void | show_def (std::ostream &out, core::pose::Pose const &pose) const |
Prints the definition of a Constraint to the given std::ostream, using the given Pose, and the given func::FuncFactory. This method is intended to be overridden by derived classes if they'd like to use the ConstraintIO machinery. It's also not clear why this method takes a Pose, other than to be symmetric with read_def. More... | |
void | read_def (std::istream &in, core::pose::Pose const &pose, core::scoring::func::FuncFactory const &func_factory) |
Format should look like: Dunbrack seqpos_ rot_vec_pos_ rot_bin_ bonus_. More... | |
Size | show_violations (std::ostream &out, core::pose::Pose const &pose, core::Size verbose_level, core::Real threshold=1.0) const |
Prints the violations of this constraint to the given std::ostream. What are violations? It's not defined, and it depends on the constraint and the function! also - wtf is threshold? it was defined as a Size in CoordinateConstraint, I don't know which definition is the right one. Documentation would be nice ... More... | |
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Constraint (ScoreType const &t) | |
Constructor for Constraint class. More... | |
virtual | ~Constraint () |
Virtual destructor. More... | |
virtual ConstraintOP | clone (func::FuncOP) const |
Clone the constraint, but where a new Func object is to be used instead. More... | |
virtual ConstraintOP | remapped_clone (pose::Pose const &, pose::Pose const &, id::SequenceMappingCOP map) const |
Copies the data from this Constraint into a new object and returns an OP atoms are mapped to atoms with the same name in dest pose ( e.g. for switch from centroid to fullatom ) if a sequence_mapping is present it is used to map residue numbers .. NULL = identity mapping to the new object. Intended to be implemented by derived classes. More... | |
virtual utility::vector1 < core::Size > | residues () const |
Returns the pose numbers of the residues involved in this constraint, in no particular order. More... | |
virtual void | read_constraint (std::istream &, core::pose::Pose const &) |
This method is totally redundant with read_def YAY DON'T USE THIS ONE.. Most Constraint classes have not overloaded this one, but read_def ! OL. More... | |
ScoreType const & | score_type () const |
Returns the ScoreType that this Constraint object will use. More... | |
virtual void | read_data (std::istream &) |
initialize this Constraint from the given std::istream. It's amazing that there are three functions for doing this inside of Constraint.hh. SO WHAT IS THIS SUPPOSED TO DO ? not overloaded by e.g., AtomPairConstraint or CoordinateConstraint, More... | |
virtual Real | score (pose::Pose const &) const |
virtual core::Real | dist (core::pose::Pose const &) const |
return the raw "distance" before that distance is handed to the FUNC object More... | |
virtual core::Real | dist (core::scoring::func::XYZ_Func const &) const |
virtual Real | score (conformation::Conformation const &) const |
Returns the score of this constraint computed over the given conformation. Not necessarily implemented in all derived classes, as it's redundant with the score( XYZ_Func, EnergyMap, EnergyMap ) method defined above. Returns 0.0 if not implemented. More... | |
virtual void | steal_def (pose::Pose const &) |
take coordinates, distances, angles, etc from given pose More... | |
std::string | to_string () const |
Convenience function, returns the results of show() as a string. Not to be overriden by derived classes. More... | |
virtual core::scoring::func::Func const & | get_func () const |
Returns the func::Func object associated with this Constraint object. More... | |
bool | operator!= (Constraint const &other) const |
Inequality operator to test whether two constraints are not functionally identical. More... | |
virtual core::Size | choose_effective_sequence_separation (core::kinematics::ShortestPathInFoldTree const &sp, numeric::random::RandomGenerator &) |
virtual core::Size | effective_sequence_separation (core::kinematics::ShortestPathInFoldTree const &) const |
Protected Member Functions | |
void | init (core::pose::Pose const &start_pose) |
Private Attributes | |
utility::vector1< AtomID > | atms_ |
ObjexxFCL::FArray2D< core::Real > | tgt_pos_ |
ObjexxFCL::FArray2D< core::Real > | tgt_pos_centroid_ |
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static std::map< AtomID, numeric::xyzVector< core::Real > > | rot_db |
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typedef id::AtomID | AtomID |
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null constructor
Referenced by clone(), and remap_resid().
protocols::constraints_additional::BindingSiteConstraint::BindingSiteConstraint | ( | utility::vector1< AtomID > const & | atms, |
core::pose::Pose const & | start_pose, | ||
core::scoring::ScoreType | scoretype = core::scoring::atom_pair_constraint |
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ctor from atom list + input pose
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scoretype | ? TO DO – give own scoretype |
References init().
protocols::constraints_additional::BindingSiteConstraint::BindingSiteConstraint | ( | utility::vector1< AtomID > const & | atms, |
ObjexxFCL::FArray2D< core::Real > | tgt_pos, | ||
ObjexxFCL::FArray2D< core::Real > | tgt_pos_centroid, | ||
core::scoring::ScoreType | scoretype = core::scoring::atom_pair_constraint |
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ctor from a vector of atom positions (in lieu of a pose)
scoretype | ? TO DO – give own scoretype |
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Returns the AtomID referred to by index.
Note that this function isn't actually used by the constraint scoring machenery. If you're calling it on a generic Constraint (as opposed to specifically on a derived class) you're probably doing something wrong.
Implements core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_.
Referenced by fill_f1_f2().
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Copies the data from this Constraint into a new object and returns an OP to the new object. Intended to be implemented by derived classes and used by pose.add_constraint. This function must return a deep copy of itself – meaning that if this Constraint holds pointers to other Constraints that it must invoke clone on those Constraints as well. If the Constraint holds a FuncOP, then the Func should also be cloned.
Implements core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, BindingSiteConstraint(), tgt_pos_, and tgt_pos_centroid_.
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Fill the f1 and f2 vectors, necessary for considering the derivative this constraint during minimization. (someone please reference Bill Wedermeyer's paper here, as I'm in an airport and can't fill it in myself!)
Implements core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, atom(), rot_db, core::scoring::constraints::Constraint::score_type(), and protocols::kinmatch::xyz().
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References atms_, core::chemical::CENTROID, protocols::membrane::com(), natoms(), core::pose::Pose::residue(), core::conformation::Residue::residue_type_set(), core::util::switch_to_residue_type_set(), tgt_pos_, tgt_pos_centroid_, and core::pose::Pose::xyz().
Referenced by BindingSiteConstraint(), and read_def().
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Returns the number of atoms involved in defining this constraint. If the constraint doesn't depend on particular atoms (e.g. a residue type constraint) this function can return zero.
Note that this function isn't actually used by the constraint scoring machenery. If you're calling it on a generic Constraint (as opposed to specifically on a derived class) you're probably doing something wrong.
Implements core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_.
Referenced by init(), pre_align(), and setup_for_scoring().
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Equality operator to test whether two constraints are functionally identical.
This operator should use floating point comparison and should not decide that two floats are identical if they are within some epsilon > 0. This method allows developes to remove specific constraints from Poses, even if the constraints have been cloned. Remapped constraints should not be considered identical – i.e., if cst1 is between residues i and j and cst2 is between residues i+1 and j+1. All subclasses of Constraint must implement this method.
Implements core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, same_type_as_me(), core::scoring::constraints::Constraint::same_type_as_me(), tgt_pos_, and tgt_pos_centroid_.
void protocols::constraints_additional::BindingSiteConstraint::pre_align | ( | utility::vector1< numeric::xyzVector< core::Real > > const & | templ_atms, |
utility::vector1< bool > const & | align_centroid | ||
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References atms_, protocols::membrane::com(), natoms(), rot_db, tgt_pos_, and tgt_pos_centroid_.
Referenced by setup_for_scoring().
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Format should look like: Dunbrack seqpos_ rot_vec_pos_ rot_bin_ bonus_.
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, core::chemical::ResidueType::atom_index(), init(), core::pose::Pose::residue_type(), core::pose::Pose::total_residue(), and tr().
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apply a resid remapping to this constraint, returns the remapped constraint Does this return an owning pointer to this constraint or a copy? Documentation would be nice.
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, BindingSiteConstraint(), tgt_pos_, and tgt_pos_centroid_.
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Determine if the calling class has the same type as the input class, using dynamic casts. This is important in ensuring that two constraints are equal: both this and other must check that the other is the same as it. This is not an optional method and every class should implement it, regaurdless of whether a parent class implements it.
Implements core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
Referenced by operator==().
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Calculates a score for this constraint using XYZ_Func, and puts the UNWEIGHTED score into emap. Although the current set of weights currently is provided, Constraint objects should put unweighted scores into emap because the ScoreFunction will do the weighting itself.
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, rot_db, and core::scoring::constraints::Constraint::score_type().
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Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References setup_for_scoring().
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Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
References atms_, core::chemical::CENTROID, natoms(), pre_align(), core::scoring::func::XYZ_Func::residue(), core::chemical::ResidueType::residue_type_set(), core::conformation::Residue::type(), and protocols::kinmatch::xyz().
Referenced by setup_for_derivatives().
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This method is intended to show the value of the Constraint function evaluated over some reasonable range of values. For example, a constraint between pairs of atoms might show the values of the Constraint function between 4 and 12 angstroms.
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
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Prints the definition of a Constraint to the given std::ostream, using the given Pose, and the given func::FuncFactory. This method is intended to be overridden by derived classes if they'd like to use the ConstraintIO machinery. It's also not clear why this method takes a Pose, other than to be symmetric with read_def.
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
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Prints the violations of this constraint to the given std::ostream. What are violations? It's not defined, and it depends on the constraint and the function! also - wtf is threshold? it was defined as a Size in CoordinateConstraint, I don't know which definition is the right one. Documentation would be nice ...
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
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Returns a unique string identified for this constraint. Used in several places, including the ConstraintIO class.
Reimplemented from core::scoring::constraints::Constraint.
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Referenced by atom(), clone(), fill_f1_f2(), init(), natoms(), operator==(), pre_align(), read_def(), remap_resid(), score(), and setup_for_scoring().
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Referenced by fill_f1_f2(), pre_align(), and score().
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Referenced by clone(), init(), operator==(), pre_align(), and remap_resid().
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Referenced by clone(), init(), operator==(), pre_align(), and remap_resid().