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CustomEnergyModels
The energy model DAT files can be modified by a C-sourced program, GTModify software, available through the gtDMMB research group. The parameters are specified as follows:
- .specification.dat indicates the alphabet and pairs.
- .coaxial. are parameters for flush coaxial stacking where two helix ends stack without an intervening mismatch.
- .coaxstack. are parameters for coaxial stacking of helices with an intervening mismatch. This is for the stack where the backbone is not continuous.
- .dangle. are parameters for dangling ends on pairs.
- .hexaloop. are parameters for hairpin loops of 6 unpaired nucleotides that have stabilities not well modeled by the parameters.
- .int11. are parameters for 1×1 internal loops.
- .int21. are parameters for 2×1 internal loops.
- .int22. are parameters for 2×2 internal loops.
- .loop. are parameters for loop initiations.
- .misloop. are parameters that do not fit into other tables.
- .stack. are parameters for helical stacking.
- .tloop. are parameters for hairpin loops of 4 unpaired nucleotides that have stabilities not well modeled by the parameters.
- .triloop. are parameters for hairpin loops of 3 unpaired nucleotides that have stabilities not well modeled by the parameters.
- .tstack. are parameters for terminal mismatches in exterior loops.
- .tstackcoax. are parameters for coaxial stacking of helices with an intervening mismatch. This is for the stack where the backbone is continuous.
- .tstackh. are parameters for first mismtaches in hairpin loops.
- .tstacki. are parameters for the mismatches in internal loops.
- .tstacki23. are parameters for the mismatches in 2×3 internal loops.
- .tstackm. are parameters for the mismatches in multibranch loops.
Note that not all files are required for all modes that can be specified in the GTFoldPython configuration.
A guide to using these
parameter lists is documented on this site.
Another solid bet for re-usable code to populate the GTFold-like energy model structures can be taken from the
Simfold software project, though that application is not the primary
usage for simfold
.
Several apparently at least semi-standard variants of the Turner-Matthews NNDB energy model parameter files have been specified using this parameter list format, including, but not limited to, the following named data set specifications:
- (MT99): The well-known Turner99 data set (link)
- (MT09): Another variant of the Matthews-Turner data set (link)
- (DP03): The Dirks and Pierce '03 model data set (link)
- (DP09): The Dirks and Pierce '09 model data set (link)
- (CC06): The Cao and Chen '06 model' data set (link)
- (CC09): The Cao and Chen '09 model' data set (link)