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parsing cs and angles
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import numpy as np | |
if __name__ == "__main__": | |
# parse angles to get an array like | |
x = [ | |
[160, 90], | |
[80, 120] | |
] | |
# save the parsed data | |
np.save('ALA_angles.npy') | |
# Do this for all the chemical shifts that you want, which is ha, hn, ca, cb, co, n of each of the three residues | |
# parse chemical shifts to get an array like (you will need to specify the index of the atom you want) | |
y = [150, 160] | |
# save the parsed data (in this case central cb) | |
np.save('ALA_central_cb_cs.npy') | |
# The files can be loaded again with 'x = np.load('ALA_angles.npy') |
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