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how to use WALKERS_MPI with gromacs 2019, 2020 and 2021 #4
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Dear Yangkimm, You can activate multiple walkers by setting FILE=../BIAS Hope it helps. |
Thank you! That's worked. Another question, how can I continue my simulations when present simulations termined or just didn't reach convergence? METAD ARG=d1 SIGMA=0.01 HEIGHT=2.0 PACE=500 TEMP=300 BIASFACTOR=20 GRID_MIN=0.15 GRID_MAX=5.5 GRID_WFILE=grid_w.dat GRID_WSTRIDE=250000 GRID_BIN=2700 CALC_RCT RCT_USTRIDE=1 FILE=../a/HILLS LABEL=metad WALKERS_MPI LOWER_WALLS ARG=fps.lp AT=0.0 KAPPA=50000 EXP=2 OFFSET=0 LABEL=lwall PRINT STRIDE=500 ARG=* FILE=../COLVAR COLVAR.0 |
Dear Yangkimm, I think your problem is in "FILE=../a/HILLS", because only the first walker will continue the simulation this way. RESTART reads the HILLS file IF it finds it. Therefore, the first walker will read it and all others will not. Moreover, if you print the grid, why don't you drop the RESTART and ask for a grid read (GRID_RFILE) at the beginning of the simulation? However, you must be sure about the restarting point. If you have mismatch between deposited gaussians and simulation frames it will be a mess to reconstruct and might not be possible to reweight. Hope it helps. |
Thank you very much for your help. Another question, how can I reweight my multi_walker metadynamcis simulations? Does there have a template file for benzamidine–trypsin system? I can reweight a single simulation trajectory with plumed. Is it |
In a simulation with multiple walkers, the COLVAR must be reconstructed in order to reweight. You should have several COLVAR files that must be merged to apply HISTOGRAM or the reweight.X script of Plumed 1.3 (the choice is yours at that point). In our lab we prefer to use the latter, thus we need to have the COLVAR in the same format of the HILLS. HISTOGRAM instead works slightly differently because part of the simulation must be removed. Still it would be simpler to have a united COLVAR file. |
the flag of -multi was deprecated in gromacs after 2018, when I used the other flag -multidir, the BIAS file only wrote in first directory, and got error informations of "file BIAS cannot be found". How can I employ MW to reduce the real time of the calculation with gromacs 2019, 2020 and 2021?
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