Table 5.
Initial and final energy-term weights resulting from the optimization of the UNRES force field using 1GAB as a training protein
weighta | initial | interim1b | interim2c | finald | |
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wSC | 1.00000 | 1.16967 | 1.11988 | 1.35279 | |
wSCp | 1.35000 | 1.77855 | 1.52281 | 1.59304 | |
|
0.03400 | 0.95196 | 0.74945 | 0.71534 | |
|
0.03400 | 0.11371 | 0.11371 | 0.11371 | |
wb | 2.08000 | 0.82946 | 1.10857 | 1.13873 | |
Wrot | 0.08000 | 0.14137 | 0.16147 | 0.16258 | |
Wtor | 1.50000 | 2.66458 | 1.95687 | 1.98599 | |
Wtord | 1.45000 | 0.71317 | 1.62540 | 1.57069 | |
|
0.03400 | 0.55695 | 0.24313 | 0.16036 | |
|
1.00000 | 0.12045 | 0.34502 | 0.42887 | |
|
1.20000 | 1.21545 | 1.74649 | 1.68722 | |
|
0.70000 | 0.48073 | 0.61716 | 0.66230 |
The initial weights were obtained by scaling the weights of the 4P force field32 by 0.5, except wSC which was set at 1.0. The correlation terms of order higher than 4 were set at zero as in the 4P force field.32
Optimized assuming the UNRES energy function to be independent of temperature (eq 1); parameters of USCiSCj assigned values determined from PDB statistics.19
Optimized assuming the UNRES energy function dependent on temperature (eq 5); parameters of USCiSCj assigned values determined from PDB statistics.19
Final values obtained assuming the UNRES energy function to be dependent on temperature and with the well-depths of the USCiSCj potential included in optimization.