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Hi, this sounds like a convergence issue, highly system-specific. To diagnose it I would compare the colvar trajectories for the two methods, and then the molecular trajectories in general. Something must be behaving qualitatively differently. Side note: the hideJacobian option gives an ABF-specific type of free energy profile that is not equal to that given by metadynamics. I doubt this is the source of error here. In doubt, don't use hideJacobian. |
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Dear Porf @jhenin , I have been check out my trajectories, and i found that the unbinding process is different in both methods. In case of metadynamics Is there any trick to improve the convergence?. Thanks so much in advanced. |
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Dear, I am performing the PMF calculation using the ABF method (classic) and tempered metadynamics, but the PMF I obtain are totally different. I am using the distance between monomers of my protein as a collective variable. When I did a test using each alanine, the PMF curves were very similar, but now when I use it for my system (protein dimer), the maximum values of my curve with ABF reach up to 200 kcal/mol while with metadynamics it reaches only up to 40 kcal/mol (more reasonable), reading a little here and some articles, I couldn't find a clear reason for what I'm observing, maybe you can help me direct these results.
colvar common to both methods.
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