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Dear all,
        I am trying to compile a c++ version of Rosetta into a python version in my ubuntu system(Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.12) recently, because I modified some c++ files in C++ Rosetta to add a fragment library which has fragments with a variable length (And it can compile successfully in c++ version of Rosetta).

Dear community,

I am running structure prediction of a protein whose tertiary structure is unknown. I use the standard abinitio protocol explained in the Rosetta tutorial(s). I have currently generated 3000 decoys, which I tried to cluster in order to have an idea of which structures were mostly populated.

Using the following command for clustering:

cluster.default.linuxgccrelease -in:file:fullatom -cluster:radius 3 -nooutput -out:file:silent ./cluster.out -in:file:s *.pdb 

 Hi all,

I'm quite new to Rosetta (and computational approaches in general, I've only been using linux and bash-based interfaces for about 6 months) and I've spent a few weeks trying to understand the docking process, which I think I understand fairly well. I've run into a problem that I hope you can help me with. Apologies for any naivety/confusion/incorrect terms that I use, I'm still very much an amateur so I might not explain myself in the best way. 

What I want to do

Dear community,

I am running structure prediction of a protein whose tertiary structure is unknown. I use the standard abinitio protocol explained in the Rosetta tutorial(s). I have currently generated 3000 decoys, which I tried to cluster in order to have an idea of which structures were mostly populated.

Using the following command for clustering:

cluster.default.linuxgccrelease -in:file:fullatom -cluster:radius 3 -nooutput -out:file:silent ./cluster.out -in:file:s *.pdb