Hi,
You may have found a bug there. Model elimination is tested in the
test suite, but maybe you have some circumstances that trigger an
unusual bug. Would you be able to make a bug report? This would help
in tracking down what is happening. It can be done here:
https://gna.org/bugs/?func=additem&group=relax. As I'm flying to the
ENC conference in 2 days, and will be away most of April, it may be
hard for me to fix. One way to accelerate debugging is if you create
a tiny data set with script that catches the problem, and then attach
it to the bug report. If I can reproduce the bug with this data, it
might only take me a few minutes to an hour to find and fix.
Cheers,
Edward
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 6:54 PM, Pierre-Yves Savard
<Pierre-Yves.Savard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to run the full_analysis.py script with my data but I have
strange results: for some residues, I got Te values two times greater
than the correlation time of the protein.
In the code, the upper limit for Te values is set to 1.5 X the value of Tm.
I am using relax 1.3 (repository version) and I see these values of Te
in the aic directory of several rounds, running the prolate diffusion
tensor.
Does the function 'eliminate' works properly in relax 1.3?
Thank you very much,
PY
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Re: full analysis high Te values