Abf-integrate
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ABF Utilities
Name
abf-integrate
Synopsis
abf-integrate [OPTIONS] [--] accuname fename
Description
It numericaly integrates data from the ABF calculation. The integration is performed by reverse finite difference method with order either 3 or 4.
Arguments
| accuname Name of file containing the ABF accumulator. If the name is '-' then the accumulator is read from the standard input.  | 
| fename Name of file where the resulting free energy surface will be printed. If the name is '-' then the output will be written to the standard output.  | 
Options
| -l, --limit NUMBER Only bins containing more samples than NUMBER are considered as properly sampled. (Default: 100)  | 
| --fdorder ORDER Determines differenciation scheme. Currently implemented schemes use either three or four points. (Default: 3)  | 
| -o, --offset NUMBER Specify an integration constant. (Default: 0)  | 
| -p, --periodic Switch on periodicity for collective variables that are periodic.  | 
| -e, --errors Integrate errors of derivatives.  | 
| --output FORMAT Output FORMAT, which will be used to print free energy surface. Supported formats are: plain, gnuplot, fes. (Default: gnuplot)  | 
| --printwithlimit Print results from bins that were adequately sampled.  | 
| --noheader Do not print header to the output file.  | 
| --fx FORMAT Output FORMAT, which will be used to print values of collective variables. (Default: %15.7e)  | 
| --fe FORMAT Output FORMAT, which will be used to print values of free energy. (Default: %15.7e)  | 
| -v, --verbose Increase output verbosity.  | 
| --version Output version information and exit.  | 
| -h, --help Display this help and exit.  |