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Length ranges in symmetry modes
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Description
Hi,
I've noticed that when using a symmetric mode (cyclic, dihedral, etc), it's not possible to supply a length range for the new diffused regions. A single value must be used, otherwise 'ValueError: Sequence length must be divisble by n' is returned.
I'm guessing it's because the lengths of the diffused regions in each chain/monomer aren't tied, so usually the total sequence length ends up indivisible by the oligomeric state?
Is this something that might be possible in future updates?
Thanks!
Ali
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Start by reproducing the symmetric-mode run with a length range and compare it with a single length. Trace the handling of diffused-region lengths and the sequence-length divisibility check; done means a valid range works for cyclic or dihedral modes without the reported ValueError. No specific file or test is identified in the issue.
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- python
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- machine-learning
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