Message boards : Rosetta@home Science : Meaning of Red "dots" in Accepted Energy Plots
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WlanWorks1 Send message Joined: 3 Feb 06 Posts: 1 Credit: 85,888 RAC: 0 |
What do the red dots represent in the accepted energy plot area of the charts? I have noticed sometimes that there are numerous red dots. Do these have to do with only my local work unit, and what is the meaning of them? Do they represent something on a larger scale regarding that entire protein structure with information gained from other predictions? Any and all information regarding the use and meaning of these dots would be greatly appreciated. |
Mod.Sense Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 22 Aug 06 Posts: 4018 Credit: 0 RAC: 0 |
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JChojnacki Send message Joined: 17 Sep 05 Posts: 71 Credit: 10,596,244 RAC: 3,491 |
What do the red dots represent in the accepted energy plot area of the charts? I have noticed sometimes that there are numerous red dots. If you are looking at the red dots in graphic mode, then yes, they are only for your local unit. However, on the Rosetta home page under the "Returning participants" section, the second link "Results - view your results" will take you to a page that list some of the work units you have completed. If you click on any of those WU's you will be taken to a page that shows your results as compared to the rest of the world. Hope that helps a little. Joel |
Hypermarkup Send message Joined: 3 Mar 06 Posts: 7 Credit: 112,275 RAC: 0 |
Please I'm running Rah for years and I still dunno what the red dots in the graphics (the dots box between the RMSD- and Energy graphics) are. Thku very much!! Hypermarkup Fotowing |
Mod.Sense Volunteer moderator Send message Joined: 22 Aug 06 Posts: 4018 Credit: 0 RAC: 0 |
Moved gva's question to this thread. They should find the prior posts address the question. Or post further questions here. Rosetta Moderator: Mod.Sense |
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