3 __doc__ =
"Generate proteomics info from anchor graph and fits."
10 from IMP
import OptionParser
14 usage =
"""%prog [options] <asmb.input> <anchors.txt>
17 Generate a proteomics file automatically from the anchor graph and fitting
18 results. No interaction data is entered here, but the file can be modified
19 manually afterwards to add additional proteomics information.
22 options, args = parser.parse_args()
24 parser.error(
"incorrect number of arguments")
28 def run(asmb_fn, anchors_fn, proteomics_fn):
30 asmb.set_was_used(
True)
37 for i
in range(asmb.get_number_of_component_headers()):
38 fn = asmb.get_component_header(i).get_filename()
46 for j
in range(len(mhs)):
54 for ind1, ind2
in ad.edges_:
55 ev_pairs.append([match[ind1], match[ind2]])
56 outf = open(proteomics_fn,
"w")
57 outf.write(
"|proteins|\n")
58 for i, mh
in enumerate(mhs):
60 outf.write(
"|%s|1|%d|nn|nn|\n"
61 % (asmb.get_component_header(i).get_name(), numres))
62 outf.write(
"|interactions|\n")
63 outf.write(
"|residue-xlink|\n")
64 outf.write(
"|ev-pairs|\n")
68 sortpair = (min(*evp), max(*evp))
69 if sortpair
not in pairs_map:
70 name0 = asmb.get_component_header(evp[0]).get_name()
71 name1 = asmb.get_component_header(evp[1]).get_name()
72 outf.write(
"|%s|%s|\n" % (name0, name1))
73 pairs_map[sortpair] = 1
78 asmb_fn, anchors_fn, proteomics_fn = parse_args()
79 run(asmb_fn, anchors_fn, proteomics_fn)
81 if __name__ ==
"__main__":
double get_squared_distance(const VectorD< D > &v1, const VectorD< D > &v2)
compute the squared distance between two vectors
algebra::Vector3D get_centroid(const XYZs &ps)
Get the centroid.
SettingsData * read_settings(const char *filename)
GenericHierarchies get_leaves(Hierarchy mhd)
Get all the leaves of the bit of hierarchy.
Hierarchies get_by_type(Hierarchy mhd, GetByType t)
See IMP.multifit for more information.
IMP::kernel::OptionParser OptionParser
AnchorsData read_anchors_data(const char *txt_filename)
void read_pdb(base::TextInput input, int model, Hierarchy h)
Class for storing model, its restraints, constraints, and particles.