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本帖最后由 student0618 于 2024-7-6 04:18 编辑
Do you need the tool to calculate the free energy landscape from a histogram/probability distribution? Do you need the tool to do any kind of reweighting? Or just to do the plot? What is the format of the dataset you have? Is it a 1D, 2D, 3D... dataset? Better be specific in your question!
I assume you're (1) skipping origin and (2) want to use a free alternative here.
If you already have the dataset, not sure if it's 1D, 2D, 3D or ND, and you just need to plot a graph
- Python is popular for data analysis. This thread http://bbs.keinsci.com/thread-20056-1-1.html has a python tool to plot a 2D xpm dataset from gmx.
- Note: for other plotting tools, you may need to convert file format if your dataset is xpm.
- For a quick view of a dataset I usually use gnuplot (1D-3D data, command line/script based, can be used to visualize datasets formated with multiple columns) or QtGrace/xmgrace (1D data, can visualize 2-column dataset and the xvg files output by many programs like gromacs).
- To produce a beautiful graph in a GUI I like veusz after trying many alternatives, its customizable and easy to call it from a script once I'm happy with the look. Forgot if it can read xpm, I mainly work on other formats.
If you need to calculate the free energy surface:
- Make sure you know how to select the reaction coordinate and the CV you'd like to analyze.
- It really depends on you sampling method, is it conventional, unbiased MD? (be careful if its the case, sampling efficiency can be low)
- Is it a kind of enhanced sampling method? Many methods e.g. free energy methods in plumed or colvars/ GaMD in Amber or NAMD / metadynamics in several tools / umbrella sampling in e.g. gmx, have their own tool or would suggest a certain method to do rewighting / to remove the bias in the data, then calculate the free energy surface. Once you get the data of your free energy surface, whether its 1D or multidimensional, you can plot it with your favorite plotting tool.
- If you know some python (or R), there are many popular packages to process your raw data and do the plots.
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