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#!/usr/bin/env bash
## SBGrid OpenNucleome Example
## https://github.com/ZhangGroup-MITChemistry/OpenNucleome
##
## Run three tutorials from tutorials/init_configs dir
## Takes ~ 40 minutes on one NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
##
## James Vincent help@sbgrid.org
## Jan 6, 2025
export SBGRID_ALLOW=true # sbgrid internal only
echo "SBGrid OpenNucleome Example"
## Start SBGrid environment
export SBGRID_ALLOW=true ## sbgrid dev only
source /programs/sbgrid.shrc
## Set OpenNucleome version - from command: $ sbgrid-info -l opennucleome
export OPENNUCLEOME_X=1.3.0
## Verify CUDA GPU for OpenNucleome
python.opennucleome -m testInstallation
## Get repo
rm -rf ./OpenNucleome
git clone https://github.com/ZhangGroup-MITChemistry/OpenNucleome.git
## configs_generation
cd ./OpenNucleome/tutorials/init_configs/configs_generation/
jupyter.opennucleome nbconvert --to script ConfigsGeneration.ipynb
python.opennucleome ./ConfigsGeneration.py
## configs_relaxation
cd ../configs_relaxation/
jupyter.opennucleome nbconvert --to script ConfigsRelaxation.ipynb
python.opennucleome ./ConfigsRelaxation.py
## configs_selection
cd ../configs_selection
jupyter.opennucleome nbconvert --to script ConfigsSelection.ipynb
python.opennucleome ./ConfigsSelection.py
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