Generated ligand poses are not in the protein pocket
See original GitHub issueI ran the sample.py
script and from the pool.finished
object I get a list of data
. For each data
I call reconstruct_from_generated
to get out a rdkit molecule with a 3D conformation.
However, it seems the conformation is not in the same coordinate space as the protein pocket:
I sampled idx 50 and looked at the samples_all.pt
file, the corresponding protein pocket I loaded is thus: FKB1A_HUMAN_2_108_0/1d7j_A_rec_1tco_fk5_lig_tt_docked_0_pocket10.pdb
I see the ligand (left) is far away from the pocket (right)
Am I doing something wrong?
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Hi, I have updated
sample.py
.The generated molecules will be now saved as SDF files and SMILES files, beside the original
.pt
format.Hi,
The PDB file of data#50 should be:
You may get them by inserting
print(data)
into the sampling script.The ordering of data in the testset is different from the ordering of
test_set.tsv