Store serialized OpenMM Topology objects in NetCDF store files
See original GitHub issueIt would be helpful for generating visualizations and trajectories to store the OpenMM Topology
objects corresponding to each phase as serialized objects in the NetCDF store files.
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- Created 8 years ago
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That sounds like it will work for now!
As far as I can tell,
Topology
objects cannot be serialized likeSystem
s. I’m thinking about serializing themdtraj
topology converted topandas
dataframe because it sounds more stable that just pickling theTopology
object. Better solutions?