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where is the docked pose? #4
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The ligand is docked to the bound receptor, so only the final ligand file is the output. See https://github.com/octavian-ganea/equidock_public/blob/main/src/inference_rigid.py#L136 . The initial bound ligand is not needed for inference alone, I had it in the complexes folder for evaluation purposes only. |
thanks for your explanation. Now I got another error when I run inference_rigid.py. Parsing args |
This looks like a DGL error. Do you have the same package versions as stated in our README ? |
now it is dgl 0.7, initially I installed 0.8, but now I downgraded to 0.7 again. error still shows up. |
all packages need to be the same versions , not just DGL. Can you show your packages versions for those listed in the README ? |
also, fyi, this code was not tested on Windows |
Here is the list, I guess rdkit does not match. python==3.8.8 |
it really looks to me like a DGL error. Can you try testing the hetero_graph.update_all() function in a separate toy code ? |
Here me again, I got another question.
I am trying to repeat from your test_sets_pdb. But in the folder of test_sets_pdb/db5_equidock_results, I did not see docked complex structure. where is it?
in the folder of db5_test_random_transformed, there is one called complexes. If we are docking, why do we need the complex anyway.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
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