This is part of the isdb module |
Defines a variable (of the type double) inside the PLUMED code that can be used and modified by other actions.
A SELECTOR can be used for example to activate or modify a bias based on its current value.
A typical example is the simulated-tempering like approach activated by RESCALE. In this example the total potential energy of the system is scaled by a parameter defined on a grid of dimension NBIN in the range from 1 to MAX_RESCALE. The value of the scaling parameter is determined by the current value of the SELECTOR GAMMA. The value of the SELECTOR is updated by a MC protocol inside the RESCALE class. A well-tempered metadynamics potential is used to enhance sampling in the SELECTOR space.
ene: ENERGY SELECTORNAME=GAMMAcompulsory keyword name of the SELECTORVALUE=0 res: RESCALE ...compulsory keyword set (initial) value of the SELECTORARG=enecompulsory keyword the labels of the scalars on which the bias will actTEMP=300compulsory keyword temperatureSELECTOR=GAMMAcompulsory keyword name of the SELECTOR used for rescalingMAX_RESCALE=1.2compulsory keyword maximum values for rescalingNBIN=2compulsory keyword number of bins for gamma gridW0=1000could not find this keywordBIASFACTOR=100.0compulsory keyword bias factorBSTRIDE=2000compulsory keyword stride for writing biasBFILE=bias.dat ... PRINTcompulsory keyword file name for biasFILE=COLVARthe name of the file on which to output these quantitiesARG=*compulsory keyword the labels of the values that you would like to print to the fileSTRIDE=100compulsory keyword ( default=1 ) the frequency with which the quantities of interest should be output
NAME | name of the SELECTOR |
VALUE | set (initial) value of the SELECTOR |