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Creation of custom sidechainnet enties for .cif files #53
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Hello, Develop model that predicts some specific proteins class (by structure) - 100-400aa length. Questions:
Thank you |
I'm sorry, but at the moment SidechainNet cannot parse cif files. This issue shows a way to load PDB files, however. To convert CIF to PDB files, you may try using ProDy. Let me know if you need more assistance with that. I am unfamiliar with OpenProtein, unfortunately, so I'm not sure how to answer your question. |
First of all, I want to thank you so much for your interest in using SidechainNet! I hope I can help you out here.
I think this is a great research question that I do not have the answer for myself. My personal hunch would be to use a single model.
I'm sorry, I am not sure what you are suggesting. Could you please clarify? If I understand you correctly, I think you are just trying to load these proteins into the SidechainNet format so you can train a model. In that case, I would simply use the custom SidechainNet constructors that are demonstrated in the Colab notebook.
Unfortunately, exactly what model to use is again really hard to suggest. New papers are being released every week or so.
No, there is no discord for SidechainNet. Feel free to open discussions here, though! |
Trying with two models first :) |
Hello,
What is the way to create custom sidechainnet (and proteinnet) alike dataset entries from a list of .cif files?
How to create sidechainnet formatted dataset with 1000 custom .cif proteins from RCSB?
Can sidechainnet entries be used along with OpenProtein https://github.com/biolib/openprotein?
Thank you!
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