[featurizer] added alignment to reference for selection based features. #1184
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@gph82 can you take a look please? |
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| def transform(self, traj): | ||
| aligned = traj.superpose(reference=self.ref, atom_indices=self.atom_indices, | ||
| ref_atom_indices=self.ref_atom_indices) |
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I would add a warning in the docs that using the alignment modifies the input md.Trajectory object (because traj.superpose returns self).
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Otherwise, LGTM |
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I've thought about adding a 'in_place' option, but actually the
Trajectory object is never seen by the user, so it should be safe to
modify it in place.
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except when using the transform method on its own! |
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On 11/14/2017 04:39 PM, Guillermo Pérez-Hernández wrote:
except when using the transform method on its own!
Are you doing that? It is not the usual case.
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I am doing that very often! |
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ok, added this just for you :) but it is not bound to the featurizer api, but lives directly in the feature class. |
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sure, that is fine. You can make it even just in the doc of the .transform method. But I definitely use feat.transform() very often, quite a lot indeed, and it is actually very useful. I don't think is is unusual |
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oh, I just meant add to the doc that there's an inplace transformation, not the option.... |
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I know @cwehmeyer will appreciate this, I wrote a workaround using add_custom_func |
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