Rosetta 3.5
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#include <ContactMapEvaluator.hh>
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ContactMapEvaluator (core::pose::Pose const &native_pose, core::Real const max_dist, core::Size const min_seqsep) | |
~ContactMapEvaluator () | |
virtual void | apply (core::pose::Pose &pose, std::string tag, core::io::silent::SilentStruct &ss) const |
evaluate pose and store values in Silent_Struct why is this specific to a specific type of SilentStruct? that seems needlessly pointless and overly constraining. More... | |
virtual core::Real | apply (core::pose::Pose &) const |
evaluate pose More... | |
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SingleValuePoseEvaluator (std::string name) | |
virtual bool | applicable (core::pose::Pose const &) const |
virtual core::Size | size () const |
virtual std::string | name (core::Size) const |
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PoseEvaluator () | |
virtual | ~PoseEvaluator () |
virtual void | apply (core::io::silent::SilentStruct &pss) const |
direct application to SilentStruct... default implementation makes pose and calls "apply", you can overload if you don't need the pose-step More... | |
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core::Real const | max_dist_ |
core::Size const | min_seqsep_ |
core::pose::Pose | native_ |
protocols::simple_filters::ContactMapEvaluator::ContactMapEvaluator | ( | core::pose::Pose const & | native_pose, |
core::Real const | max_dist, | ||
core::Size const | min_seqsep | ||
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evaluate pose and store values in Silent_Struct why is this specific to a specific type of SilentStruct? that seems needlessly pointless and overly constraining.
Reimplemented from protocols::evaluation::SingleValuePoseEvaluator< core::Real >.
References core::io::silent::SilentStruct::add_energy(), protocols::simple_filters::get_contact_features(), max_dist_, min_seqsep_, native_, and protocols::simple_filters::pct_features_in_common().
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evaluate pose
Implements protocols::evaluation::SingleValuePoseEvaluator< core::Real >.
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Referenced by apply().
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Referenced by apply().
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Referenced by apply().