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Using InterfaceSasaFilter

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PyRosetta

Hi,

I'm trying to use the InterfaceSasaFilter class and am running into an error.  Any idea how to get around this issue?  A snippet of the code is attached, along with the error message

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> sasaFilt = pyrosetta.rosetta.protocols.protein_interface_design.filters.InterfaceHolesFilter()

> sasaFilt.apply(pose)

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Mistake about rosetta.init()

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PyRosetta

Dear All:

I have a mistake about rosetta.init() as 'AttributeError:'module' object has no attribute 'init''.

From rosetta import * ; from pyrosetta import * and pyrosetta.init() are all fine. My os is ubuntu 16.04.  Pyrosetta is 'PyRosetta4.Release.python27.ubuntu.release-151.tar.bz2'.

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Problem about Pyrosetta installation win7

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PyRosetta

I have installed the Pyrosetta 4 (win vision) on my win7. I can do the command of "from rosetta import *", but when I do "from pyrosetta import *", there are mistake "ImportError:No module named pyrosetta". What can I do for that?

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Fragment Quality

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PyRosetta

Dear All,

 

I am trying to measure the quality of the 9-mer fragment file in order to debug the Abinitio fold of a structure I have designed. I am trying to do it in PyRosetta.

 

This is my script so far:

#Choose Fragment
fragset = ConstantLengthFragSet(9)
fragset.read_fragment_file('9-mer')

#Setup Calculator
calc = FragQualCalculator(fragset , 1.0 , 30.0)

Am I in the right track?

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How To Read PyRosetta Documentation - GenericMonteCarloMover as example

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PyRosetta

Dear All,

Is it possible to explain how to read these PyRosetta documents? it seems they show what each function takes, but it is not clear what are these arguments specifically and where to get them from.
URL: http://graylab.jhu.edu/PyRosetta.documentation/rosetta.protocols.simple_moves.html#GenericMonteCarloMover-apply

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SASA of pose

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PyRosetta

Dear All,

 

Is there a way to isolate or select the different structure layers from the pose according to their SASA (surface accessable surface area) in PyRosetta?

 

I have a python script that can do this from a .pdb file, but is there a way to do it from a PyRosetta pose?

 

I read that there are movers called LayerSelector and SelectBySASA both in Rosetta for Rosetta Script, is there their equivilent in PyRosetta?

 

Thank you

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