Hi Mario,
Did you run your DEN refinement with optimization? If not, that could explain the behavior. It could also be the default refinement settings.
I would be interested in your input files to see why your R values are going up so much, but hopefully with better defaults this won't happen.
Jeff
An update on the DEN job I was running last Friday:It went to completion. However, the Rwork/Rfree where higher than what I had before (original R + 20%). Since it is stil under development I will not read to much into it and wait for a newer version :-)I will be happy to provide the inputs if the developers want to use it on a test.Thank you again for your help,Mario SanchesOn Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 11:13 AM, Mario Sanches <mariosan@gmail.com> wrote:Thank you Nat and Jeff for your responses.I was using the latest stable PHENIX version but now downloaded the latest nightly build. It seems to be running fine now, even thought he job is still running. I will let you know of the output once it is finished.Thank you again,Mario SanchesOn Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Jeff Headd <jjheadd@lbl.gov> wrote:
Hi Mario,
I've not encountered that bug before, but as Nat said I would suggest trying a more recent installer if you have not.
If you still encounter crashes, could you send me your input files off-list so I could try to replicate the problem here? Everything will be kept confidential.
As an aside, DEN refinement will soon be separated out as its own program, with GUI, to allow for more sensible default parameters and directed control.
Thanks,
JeffOn Mar 30, 2012 5:42 AM, "Mario Sanches" <mariosan@gmail.com> wrote:I am running phenix.refine using the graphical interface. Under "global refinement paramerters..." I am selecting "DEN". The problem is that Python crashes all the time, always at the same point (see portion of the log output below). Is it a known bug? Is DEN incompatible with some of the options in refinement? My resolution is 2.9A by the way.Thank you for your inputs.Mario Sanches___________________________Log output final portion:tardy dynamics:
number of bodies: 3678
number of degrees of freedom: 3713
number of atoms * 3: 38220
ratio: 0.097 = 1/10.29
temperature degrees of freedom: cartesian (38220)
kinetic energy sensitivity to generalized velocities:
n: 3713
min: 3.61771e-06
max: 0.0300001
mean: 0.00410663
time step: 0.00100 pico seconds
velocity scaling: True
suppressing allowed origin shifts: False
new target temperature: 2500.00 K
step= 1 temperature= 2500.0 rmsd=0.0446 r_work=0.3010 r_free=0.3214
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Mount Sinai Hospital
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