I'd look at one of the general graph libraries (eg networkx in python or boost.graph in c++) for the graph data management and than map things to connectivity restraints as appropriate.
Hi, Daniel,Many Thanks.We would like to input a network, which means a set of binary proteins with interaction, and hope IMP could produce a graph of the network. Also, we want to represent some biological restraints on the protein-protein interaction we generalized in IMP, reduce some interactions and optimize the network.So, could you give me some more advice?Thank,again,Hongzhu--Hongzhu Cui, PhD Student
University of MissouriInformatics Institute246 Engineering Building WestColumbia, MO 65211phone: +1(573)239-1592e-mail: cuihzh@gmail.com;2013/11/1 Daniel Russel <drussel@gmail.com>Can you provide a bit more information about what you want to do with the network? Are you looking to find a structure? Or produce a graph of the network at the end?The connectivity restraints may be something you want to look at core::ConnectivityRestraint and core::MSConnectivityRestraint and atom::create_connectivity_restraint().On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 10:13 PM, Hongzhu Cui <cuihzh@gmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hi, all,Recently, I have a project with IMP. Basically, we need to represent a protein-protein interaction network in IMP, and then we add some restraints to see how we could optimize this network. But I stuck on this problem, and I did not find any similar example in the Manual documentation.Thanks & Regards,Hongzhu
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