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Example: Reducing Parameters Learned Previously
Suppose one has learned atom-based parameters for a ligand with segment identifier LIGA from Cartesian coordinates. These atom-based parameters are reduced to type-based parameters and then written to a file:parameters reduce sele=(segid LIGA ) mode=average end end write parameters output=newparameters.pro endFor each bonded pair of chemical types, an equilibrium geometry is obtained by averaging the atom-based parameters of all the bonds in the molecular structure that match this chemical type pair. For example, in a protein, this could imply averaging over all
 bonds in aromatic rings, or all
 bonds in aromatic rings, or all  carbonyl bonds.
The same averaging is done for bond 
angles, dihedrals and impropers, equilibrium geometries, and 
energy constants.  Dihedral and improper 
periodicities will correspond to their atom-based values. 
The new parameter file “newparameters.pro" 
can be read by X-PLOR in subsequent runs.
 carbonyl bonds.
The same averaging is done for bond 
angles, dihedrals and impropers, equilibrium geometries, and 
energy constants.  Dihedral and improper 
periodicities will correspond to their atom-based values. 
The new parameter file “newparameters.pro" 
can be read by X-PLOR in subsequent runs. 
Xplor-NIH 2025-03-21