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D-I-TASSER results
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D-I-TASSER results
I ran a job on the D-I-TASSER server and analyzed the results with MolProbity. Compared to Alphafold3, I expected results to be more aligned with MolProbity score highlighting structural inconsistency, including steric clashes, bond angles, Ramachandran outliers,
[/img] etc. Alphafold3 resulted in a percentile of 94, and D-I-TASSER results are on the 3rd percentile with very bad errors. I would like to know more about this in detail. Is there a problem with a server? Or problems with results? I have attached an image of my results, also of both alpha bold and DITASSER based:
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Re: D-I-TASSER results
Could you tell us the D-I-TASSER job ID. Thanks.
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Re: D-I-TASSER results
That's an interesting observation! While I appreciate the expectation of closer alignment with MolProbity scores, AlphaFold3's advancements might prioritize overall accuracy over individual structural consistency metrics in certain cases. Perhaps the underlying algorithm is making different trade-offs. Further exploration is needed to understand when this divergence occurs and what it might reveal about the model's limitations and the data it was trained on, which is not always reflective of ideal in vivo situations.
Re: D-I-TASSER results
The FG-MD program is not run correctly in D-I-TASSER. Now we fix it. Please try it again. Or you can directly use the FG-MD server (https://zhanggroup.org/FG-MD) to remove the clashes.Abd_Compbio wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 7:03 am I ran a job on the D-I-TASSER server and analyzed the results with MolProbity. Compared to Alphafold3, I expected results to be more aligned with MolProbity score highlighting structural inconsistency, including steric clashes, bond angles, Ramachandran outliers,[/img] etc. Alphafold3 resulted in a percentile of 94, and D-I-TASSER results are on the 3rd percentile with very bad errors. I would like to know more about this in detail. Is there a problem with a server? Or problems with results? I have attached an image of my results, also of both alpha bold and DITASSER based:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
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Re: D-I-TASSER results
I was wondering does these errors persist if i have downloaded DITASSER suit earlier? or are these issues with server only?junh wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 1:19 pmThe FG-MD program is not run correctly in D-I-TASSER. Now we fix it. Please try it again. Or you can directly use the FG-MD server (https://zhanggroup.org/FG-MD) to remove the clashes.Abd_Compbio wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 7:03 am I ran a job on the D-I-TASSER server and analyzed the results with MolProbity. Compared to Alphafold3, I expected results to be more aligned with MolProbity score highlighting structural inconsistency, including steric clashes, bond angles, Ramachandran outliers,[/img] etc. Alphafold3 resulted in a percentile of 94, and D-I-TASSER results are on the 3rd percentile with very bad errors. I would like to know more about this in detail. Is there a problem with a server? Or problems with results? I have attached an image of my results, also of both alpha bold and DITASSER based:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
I have tried FG-MD using server but the results are not that upto mark but atleast better than alpha fold. Score increased from 67 to 76 for molprobity.
Re: D-I-TASSER results
Does the clash number is not suitable?Abd_Compbio wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 2:26 pmI was wondering does these errors persist if i have downloaded DITASSER suit earlier? or are these issues with server only?junh wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 1:19 pmThe FG-MD program is not run correctly in D-I-TASSER. Now we fix it. Please try it again. Or you can directly use the FG-MD server (https://zhanggroup.org/FG-MD) to remove the clashes.Abd_Compbio wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 7:03 am I ran a job on the D-I-TASSER server and analyzed the results with MolProbity. Compared to Alphafold3, I expected results to be more aligned with MolProbity score highlighting structural inconsistency, including steric clashes, bond angles, Ramachandran outliers,[/img] etc. Alphafold3 resulted in a percentile of 94, and D-I-TASSER results are on the 3rd percentile with very bad errors. I would like to know more about this in detail. Is there a problem with a server? Or problems with results? I have attached an image of my results, also of both alpha bold and DITASSER based:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
I have tried FG-MD using server but the results are not that upto mark but atleast better than alpha fold. Score increased from 67 to 76 for molprobity.
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Re: D-I-TASSER results
Clash number got resolved but while doing this, it created errors in Ramachandran outliers compared to earlier structure.junh wrote: ↑Wed Jun 18, 2025 7:48 amDoes the clash number is not suitable?Abd_Compbio wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 2:26 pmI was wondering does these errors persist if i have downloaded DITASSER suit earlier? or are these issues with server only?junh wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 1:19 pm
The FG-MD program is not run correctly in D-I-TASSER. Now we fix it. Please try it again. Or you can directly use the FG-MD server (https://zhanggroup.org/FG-MD) to remove the clashes.
I have tried FG-MD using server but the results are not that upto mark but atleast better than alpha fold. Score increased from 67 to 76 for molprobity.