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Lack of diversity in the 1ake example prediction by DiG

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I tried to use the newly open-sourced DiG code to make 1ake example prediction for 100 samples, but all conformations are mainly around 1ake experimental structure, deviate away from 4ake structure. I think the result is contradictory with the result in your paper. The result is shown in the figure.
overlay_tmscore_1ake
To be more specific, the command I used for prediction is

PDBID="1ake"
CKPT_PATH=./checkpoints/checkpoint-520k.pth
FEATURE_PATH=./dataset/${PDBID}.pkl
FASTA_PATH=./dataset/${PDBID}.fasta
OUTDIR=./output/${PDBID}/
mkdir -p ${OUTDIR}
python run_inference.py -c ${CKPT_PATH} -i ${FEATURE_PATH}\
 -s ${FASTA_PATH} -o ${PDBID} --output-prefix ${OUTDIR}\
 -n 100 --use-gpu --use-tqdm

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Start with run_inference.py and reproduce the 100-sample 1ake prediction using checkpoint-520k.pth, the supplied feature and FASTA files, and the command in the report. Compare the generated conformations with the 1ake and 4ake structures and the paper's result; done means the discrepancy is explained and the appropriate correction or documentation is identified.

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