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Axis limits on free energy versus time plot can be unreasonable in some cases #67

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gduarter opened this issue Jan 13, 2016 · 2 comments

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It would be interesting to adjust the axis range in such a way that if the error associated to a point in the plot is bigger than, say, 1.0 free energy unit, the scripts only prints the graph within a reasonable range. This way plots like the one attached here wouldn't happen.
dF_t_5ns_acetaminophen.pdf

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Can you provide a link to the .xvg files for this to make
troubleshooting/fixing easier? (i.e. Dropbox link)

On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 2:04 PM, Guilherme [email protected] wrote:

It would be interesting to adjust the axis range in such a way that if the
error associated to a point in the plot is bigger than, say, 1.0 free
energy unit, the scripts only prints the graph within a reasonable range.
This way plots like the one attached here wouldn't happen.
dF_t_5ns_acetaminophen.pdf
https://github.com/MobleyLab/alchemical-analysis/files/89550/dF_t_5ns_acetaminophen.pdf


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@gduarter - can you provide a link for the .xvg files for this?

@davidlmobley davidlmobley changed the title Free energy change as a function of time plot issue Axis limits on free energy versus time plot can be unreasonable in some cases Feb 2, 2016
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