AnyPyTools is a toolkit for working with the AnyBody Modeling System (AMS) from Python.
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Its main purpose is to launch AnyBody simulations and collect results. It has a scheduler to launch multiple instances of AMS utilising computers with multiple cores. AnyPyTools makes it easy to do parameter and sensitivity and many other things which is not possible directly within the AnyBody Modeling System.
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dependencies
install_guide
The tutorials below are also available as a set of Jupyter Notebooks
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Tutorial/01_Getting_started_with_anypytools.ipynb
Tutorial/02_Generating_macros.ipynb
Tutorial/03_Working_with_output_from_Anybody.ipynb
Tutorial/04_Batch_processing_multiple_models.ipynb
Tutorial/05_Monte_Carlo_studies_etc.ipynb
Tutorial/06_Tips&Tricks.ipynb
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api/index
pytest_plugin
If you use the library for publications please cite as:
:::{seealso} Lund et al., (2019). AnyPyTools: A Python package for reproducible research with the AnyBody Modeling System. Journal of Open Source Software, 4(33), 1108, https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.01108 :::
I greatly appreciate any contributions to AnyPyTools! If you would like to contribute, it is as easy as forking the repository on GitHub, making your changes, and issuing a pull request. If you have any questions about this process don't hesitate to ask.
See the {ref}Developer's Guide <devguide> for more information about contributing.
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changelog
If you have questions or comments, please contact the author directly, or open a new issue on GitHub
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- GitHub Repository
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