Java Code Examples for org.biojava.nbio.structure.align.model.AFPChain#getAfpSet()
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Example 1
Source File: AFPOptimizer.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 5 votes |
/** * get the afp list and residue list for each block */ public static void blockInfo(AFPChain afpChain) { int i, j, k, a, n; int blockNum = afpChain.getBlockNum(); int[] blockSize =afpChain.getBlockSize(); int[] afpChainList = afpChain.getAfpChainList(); int[] block2Afp = afpChain.getBlock2Afp(); int[][][]blockResList = afpChain.getBlockResList(); List<AFP>afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); int[] blockResSize = afpChain.getBlockResSize(); for(i = 0; i < blockNum; i ++) { n = 0; for(j = 0; j < blockSize[i]; j ++) { //the index in afpChainList, not in the whole afp set a = afpChainList[block2Afp[i] + j]; for(k = 0; k < afpSet.get(a).getFragLen(); k ++) { blockResList[i][0][n] = afpSet.get(a).getP1() + k; blockResList[i][1][n] = afpSet.get(a).getP2() + k; n ++; } } blockResSize[i] = n; } afpChain.setBlockResSize(blockResSize); afpChain.setBlockSize(blockSize); afpChain.setAfpChainList(afpChainList); afpChain.setBlock2Afp(block2Afp); afpChain.setBlockResList(blockResList); }
Example 2
Source File: AFPChainer.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 5 votes |
/** //return the root mean square of the distance matrix between the residues //from the segments that form the given AFP list //this value can be a measurement (2) for the connectivity of the AFPs //and its calculation is quicker than the measurement (1), rmsd //currently only deal with AFP pair // // |-d1--| // |--d2---| // |---d3----| //----------------------------------------------------------------------- //this module is optimized * * @param afp1 * @param afp2 * @return */ private static double calAfpDis(int afp1, int afp2, FatCatParameters params, AFPChain afpChain) { List<AFP> afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); Matrix disTable1 = afpChain.getDisTable1(); Matrix disTable2 = afpChain.getDisTable2(); int fragLen = params.getFragLen(); double afpDisCut = params.getAfpDisCut(); double disCut = params.getDisCut(); double fragLenSq = params.getFragLenSq(); int i, j, ai, bi, aj, bj; double d; double rms = 0; for(i = 0; i < fragLen; i ++) { ai = afpSet.get(afp1).getP1() + i; bi = afpSet.get(afp1).getP2() + i; for(j = 0; j < fragLen; j ++) { aj = afpSet.get(afp2).getP1() + j; bj = afpSet.get(afp2).getP2() + j; d = disTable1.get(aj,ai) - disTable2.get(bj,bi); rms += d * d; if(rms > afpDisCut) { return (disCut); } } } return (Math.sqrt(rms / fragLenSq)); }
Example 3
Source File: AFPTwister.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 5 votes |
/** * Set the list of equivalent residues in the two proteins given a list of * AFPs * * WARNING: changes the values for FocusRes1, focusRes2 and FocusResn in * afpChain! * * @param afpChain * the AFPChain to store resuts * @param afpn * nr of afp * @param afpPositions * @param listStart * @return nr of eq residues */ public static int afp2Res(AFPChain afpChain, int afpn, int[] afpPositions, int listStart) { int[] res1 = afpChain.getFocusRes1(); int[] res2 = afpChain.getFocusRes2(); int minLen = afpChain.getMinLen(); int n = 0; List<AFP> afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); for (int i = listStart; i < listStart + afpn; i++) { int a = afpPositions[i]; for (int j = 0; j < afpSet.get(a).getFragLen(); j++) { if (n >= minLen) { throw new RuntimeException( "Error: too many residues in AFPChainer.afp2Res!"); } res1[n] = afpSet.get(a).getP1() + j; res2[n] = afpSet.get(a).getP2() + j; n++; } } afpChain.setFocusRes1(res1); afpChain.setFocusRes2(res2); afpChain.setFocusResn(n); if (n == 0) { logger.warn("n=0!!! + " + afpn + " " + listStart + " " + afpPositions.length); } return n; }
Example 4
Source File: AFPOptimizer.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
/** * to update the chaining score after block delete and merge processed * the blockScore value is important for significance evaluation */ public static void updateScore(FatCatParameters params, AFPChain afpChain) { int i, j, bknow, bkold, g1, g2; afpChain.setConn(0d); afpChain.setDVar(0d); int blockNum = afpChain.getBlockNum(); int alignScoreUpdate = 0; double[] blockScore = afpChain.getBlockScore(); int[] blockGap = afpChain.getBlockGap(); int[] blockSize =afpChain.getBlockSize(); int[] afpChainList = afpChain.getAfpChainList(); List<AFP>afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); int[] block2Afp = afpChain.getBlock2Afp(); double torsionPenalty = params.getTorsionPenalty(); bkold = 0; for(i = 0; i < blockNum; i ++) { blockScore[i] = 0; blockGap[i] = 0; for(j = 0; j < blockSize[i]; j ++) { bknow = afpChainList[block2Afp[i] + j]; if(j == 0) { blockScore[i] = afpSet.get(bknow).getScore(); } else { AFPChainer.afpPairConn(bkold, bknow, params, afpChain); //note: j, i Double conn = afpChain.getConn(); blockScore[i] += afpSet.get(bknow).getScore() + conn; g1 = afpSet.get(bknow).getP1() - afpSet.get(bkold).getP1() - afpSet.get(bkold).getFragLen(); g2 = afpSet.get(bknow).getP2() - afpSet.get(bkold).getP2() - afpSet.get(bkold).getFragLen(); blockGap[i] += (g1 > g2)?g1:g2; } bkold = bknow; } alignScoreUpdate += blockScore[i]; } if(blockNum >= 2) { alignScoreUpdate += (blockNum - 1) * torsionPenalty; } afpChain.setBlockGap(blockGap); afpChain.setAlignScoreUpdate(alignScoreUpdate); afpChain.setBlockScore(blockScore); afpChain.setBlockSize(blockSize); afpChain.setAfpChainList(afpChainList); afpChain.setBlock2Afp(block2Afp); }
Example 5
Source File: AFPPostProcessor.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
/** * remove the artifical small rigid-body superimpose in the middle clust the similar superimpositions (caused by the small flexible region, which is detected as a seperate rigid superimposing region by adding two twists before and after it(artifically!) one possible solution: allowing long enough loops in the chaining process, which however increase the calculation complexity */ private static void deleteBlock(FatCatParameters params, AFPChain afpChain,Atom[] ca1, Atom[] ca2) { int blockNum = afpChain.getBlockNum(); List<AFP> afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); int[] afpChainList =afpChain.getAfpChainList(); int[] block2Afp = afpChain.getBlock2Afp(); int[] blockSize = afpChain.getBlockSize(); double[] blockRmsd = afpChain.getBlockRmsd(); int fragLen = params.getFragLen(); //remove those blocks (both in terminals and in the middle) with only a AFP //but still keep those small blocks spaning large regions if(blockNum <= 1) return; int blockNumOld = blockNum; int i, j, b1, b2, e1, e2, len; e1 = e2 = 0; for(i = 0; i < blockNum; i ++) { b1 = e1; b2 = e2; if(i < blockNum - 1) { e1 = afpSet.get(afpChainList[block2Afp[i + 1]]).getP1(); e2 = afpSet.get(afpChainList[block2Afp[i + 1]]).getP2(); } else { e1 = ca1.length; e2 = ca2.length; } if(blockSize[i] > 1) continue; len = (e1 - b1) < (e2 - b2)?(e1 - b1):(e2 - b2); //if(i == blockNum - 1) blockNum --; if(len < 2 * fragLen) { for(j = i; j < blockNum - 1; j ++) { blockRmsd[j] = blockRmsd[j + 1]; blockSize[j] = blockSize[j + 1]; block2Afp[j] = block2Afp[j + 1]; } blockNum --; i --; } //delete a block } if(blockNumOld > blockNum) if(debug) System.out.println( String.format("Delete %d small blocks\n", blockNumOld - blockNum) ); if (debug) System.err.println("deleteBlock: end blockNum:"+ blockNum); afpChain.setBlock2Afp(block2Afp); afpChain.setBlockSize(blockSize); afpChain.setAfpChainList(afpChainList); afpChain.setBlockNum(blockNum); afpChain.setBlockRmsd(blockRmsd); }
Example 6
Source File: AFPChainer.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
private static int getCompatibleAfps(int afp, int[] list, FatCatParameters params, AFPChain afpChain){ int i, j, i1, j1, f, G, c, a1, a2, a3, b1, b2, b3, s1, s2; int fragLen = params.getFragLen(); int maxGapFrag = params.getMaxGapFrag(); int misCut = params.getMisCut(); int maxTra = params.getMaxTra(); List<AFP> afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); f = fragLen; G = maxGapFrag; c = misCut; i1 = afpSet.get(afp).getP1(); j1 = afpSet.get(afp).getP2(); a3 = i1 - f; a2 = a3 - c; a1 = i1 - G; a2 = a2>0?a2:0; a1 = a1>0?a1:0; b3 = j1 - f; b2 = b3 - c; b1 = j1 - G; b2 = (b2 > 0)?b2:0; b1 = (b1 > 0)?b1:0; int[][] afpAftIndex = afpChain.getAfpAftIndex(); int[][] afpBefIndex = afpChain.getAfpBefIndex(); int[] twi = afpChain.getTwi(); int n = 0; //compatible region 1-2, [a1,a3][b2,b3] for(i = a1; i <= a3; i ++) {//i <= a3 instead of i < a3 s1 = afpAftIndex[i][b2]; //note afpAftIndex, not afpIndex if(s1 < 0) continue;//no AFP for the given i with j > b2 s2 = afpBefIndex[i][b3]; //afps is sorted by j given a i,it's sparse matrix if(s2 < 0) continue;//no AFP for the given i with j < b3 for(j = s1; j <= s2; j ++) { //j <= s2 instead of j < s2 if(twi[j] <= maxTra) { list[n ++] = j; } } } //compatible region 3 [a2,a3][b1,b2] for(i = a2; i <= a3; i ++) { s1 = afpAftIndex[i][b1]; if(s1 < 0) continue; s2 = afpBefIndex[i][b2]; //afps is sorted by j given a i if(s2 < 0) continue; //note j < s2, as the cases of j == s2 is alread considered in previous region for(j = s1; j < s2; j ++) { if(twi[j] <= maxTra) { list[n ++] = j; } } } return n; }
Example 7
Source File: AFPChainer.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 4 votes |
/** //Key function: calculate the connectivity of AFP pairs //no compatibility criteria is executed //note: afp1 is previous to afp2 in terms of the position //this module must be optimized * * @param afp1 * @param afp2 * @return flag if they are connected */ public static boolean afpPairConn(int afp1, int afp2, FatCatParameters params, AFPChain afpChain) { Double conn = afpChain.getConn(); Double dvar = afpChain.getDVar(); double misScore = params.getMisScore(); double maxPenalty = params.getMaxPenalty(); double disCut = params.getDisCut(); double gapExtend = params.getGapExtend(); double torsionPenalty = params.getTorsionPenalty(); double disSmooth = params.getDisSmooth(); List<AFP> afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); int m = calcGap(afpSet.get(afp2),afpSet.get(afp1)); int g = calcMismatch(afpSet.get(afp2),afpSet.get(afp1)); double gp = misScore * m; //on average, penalty for a mismatch is misScore, no modification on score if(g > 0) { gp += gapExtend * g; } if(gp < maxPenalty) gp = maxPenalty; //penalty cut-off //note: use < (smaller) instead of >, because maxPenalty is a negative number double d; d = calAfpDis(afp1, afp2,params, afpChain); //note: the 'dis' value is numerically equivalent to the 'rms' with exceptions boolean ch = false; double tp = 0.0; if(d >= disCut) { tp = torsionPenalty; ch = true; } //use the variation of the distances between AFPs else if(d > disCut - disSmooth) { double wt = Math.sqrt((d - disCut + disSmooth) / disSmooth); //using sqrt: penalty increase with dis more quicker than linear function tp = torsionPenalty * wt; } dvar = d; conn = tp + gp; afpChain.setConn(conn); afpChain.setDVar(dvar); return ch; }
Example 8
Source File: FatCatAligner.java From biojava with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 | 2 votes |
/** * run AFP chaining allowing up to maxTra flexible regions. * Input is original coordinates. * */ private static Group[] chainAfp(FatCatParameters params,AFPChain afpChain, Atom[] ca1, Atom[] ca2) throws StructureException{ // we don;t want to rotate input atoms, do we? Atom[] ca2clone = StructureTools.cloneAtomArray(ca2); List<AFP> afpSet = afpChain.getAfpSet(); if (debug) System.out.println("entering chainAfp"); int afpNum = afpSet.size(); if ( afpNum < 1) return new Group[0]; long bgtime = System.currentTimeMillis(); if(debug) { System.out.println(String.format("total AFP %d\n", afpNum)); } //run AFP chaining AFPChainer.doChainAfp(params,afpChain ,ca1,ca2); int afpChainLen = afpChain.getAfpChainLen(); if(afpChainLen < 1) { afpChain.setShortAlign(true); return new Group[0]; } //very short alignment long chaintime = System.currentTimeMillis(); if(debug) { System.out.println("Afp chaining: time " + (chaintime-bgtime)); } // do post processing AFPPostProcessor.postProcess(params, afpChain,ca1,ca2); // Optimize the final alignment AFPOptimizer.optimizeAln(params, afpChain,ca1,ca2); AFPOptimizer.blockInfo( afpChain); AFPOptimizer.updateScore(params,afpChain); AFPAlignmentDisplay.getAlign(afpChain,ca1,ca2); Group[] twistedPDB = AFPTwister.twistPDB(afpChain, ca1, ca2clone); SigEva sig = new SigEva(); double probability = sig.calSigAll(params, afpChain); afpChain.setProbability(probability); double normAlignScore = sig.calNS(params,afpChain); afpChain.setNormAlignScore(normAlignScore); double tmScore = AFPChainScorer.getTMScore(afpChain, ca1, ca2,false); afpChain.setTMScore(tmScore); /* SIGEVA sig; probability = sig.calSigAll(maxTra, sparse, pro1Len, pro2Len, alignScore, totalRmsdOpt, optLength, blockNum - 1); normAlignScore = sig.calNS(pro1Len, pro2Len, alignScore, totalRmsdOpt, optLength, blockNum - 1); */ //if(maxTra == 0) probability = sig.calSigRigid(pro1Len, pro2Len, alignScore, totalRmsdOpt, optLength); //else probability = sig.calSigFlexi(pro1Len, pro2Len, alignScore, totalRmsdOpt, optLength, blockNum - 1); if(debug) { long nowtime = System.currentTimeMillis(); long diff = nowtime - chaintime; System.out.println("Alignment optimization: time "+ diff); System.out.println("score: " + afpChain.getAlignScore()); System.out.println("opt length: " + afpChain.getOptLength()); System.out.println("opt rmsd: "+ afpChain.getTotalRmsdOpt()); } return twistedPDB; }