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# DomHMM - Detect, Analyze, Understand
# --------------------
# TL;DR: DomHMM provides an automated workflow to identify liquid-ordered (Lo) domains from Molecular Dynamics simulations of bio-membranes. :-)
#
# Nano- and microdomains in lipid membranes are of great interest for understanding biological processes such as small molecule binding and signal transduction.
# Molecular Dynamics (MD) present a powerful tool for studying membranes with various lipid compositions at different levels of resolution.
# However, detecting these domains can be challenging, as most workflows are described in papers without available or maintained implementations.
# The MDAKit "DomHMM" faciliates the analysis of domains in your simulation trajectories by providing an automated workflow for the detection of lateral heterogeneities (i.e., liquid-ordered domains).
# It is a versatile tool to handle different use case scenarios, such as simulations of asymmetric membranes or membranes including small proteins. It utilizes therefore unsupervised machine learning algorithms,
# including Gaussian Mixture Models and Gaussian-based Hidden Markov Models, to detect ordered lipids based on their structural properties. Identified lipids are then clustered into domains using spatial autocorrelation analysis.
# More details about the method can be found here: https://doi.org/10.1016/bs.mie.2024.03.006.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------
# Required entries
#------------------------------------------------------------
## Name of the repository
project_name: domhmm

## List of DomHMM's authors
authors:
- https://github.com/BioMemPhys-FAU/domhmm/blob/main/AUTHORS.md

## List of DomHMM's maintainers
maintainers:
- m-a-r-i-u-s
- yusuferentunc
- biomemphys

## What is DomHMM
description: >
TL;DR: DomHMM provides an automated workflow to identify liquid-ordered (Lo) domains from Molecular Dynamics simulations of bio-membranes. :-)
Nano- and microdomains in lipid membranes are of great interest for understanding biological processes such as small molecule binding and signal transduction.
Molecular Dynamics (MD) present a powerful tool for studying membranes with various lipid compositions at different levels of resolution.
However, detecting these domains can be challenging, as most workflows are described in papers without available or maintained implementations.
The MDAKit DomHMM faciliates the analysis of domains in your simulation trajectories by providing an automated workflow for the detection of lateral heterogeneities (i.e., liquid-ordered domains).
It is a versatile tool to handle different use case scenarios, such as simulations of asymmetric membranes or membranes including small proteins. It utilizes therefore unsupervised machine learning algorithms,
including Gaussian Mixture Models and Gaussian-based Hidden Markov Models, to detect ordered lipids based on their structural properties. Identified lipids are then clustered into domains using spatial autocorrelation analysis.

## Keywords that relate to DomHMM
keywords:
- membranes
- molecular dynamics
- nanodomains
- microdomains
- machine learning

license: GPL-2.0-or-later

## You can find DomHMM on our GitHub repository:
project_home: https://github.com/BioMemPhys-FAU/domhmm

## You can find the documentation of DomHMM here:
documentation_home: https://domhmm.readthedocs.io

documentation_type: UserGuide + API

src_install:
- pip install git+https://github.com/BioMemPhys-FAU/domhmm@main

import_name: domhmm

python_requires: ">=3.9"

mdanalysis_requires: ">=2.0.0"

## The repositiory of DomHMM includes some unit tests to ensure that the package runs as intended. Please note that we are using pytest to run the tests.
run_tests:
- pytest --pyargs domhmm

test_dependencies:
- mamba install pytest

## Computational Biology - Department Biologie - Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
project_org: BioMemPhys-FAU

#------------------------------------------------------------
# Optional entries
#------------------------------------------------------------
## List(str): a list of commands to use when installing the latest
## release of the code. Note: only one installation method can currently
## be defined. We suggest using mamba where possible (e.g.
## mamba -c conda-forge install MYPROJECT
## for a conda package installation).
## Here we use a simple PyPi installation:
# More to come!
# install:
# - git clone latest
# - pip install .

development_status: Production/Stable

publications:
- https://doi.org/10.1016/bs.mie.2024.03.006

# We welcome your feedback on the code or any other aspects of the project. :-)
community_home: https://github.com/BioMemPhys-FAU/domhmm/discussions/

changelog: https://github.com/BioMemPhys-FAU/domhmm/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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