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When I run following command line with ntthal "ANY" mode, the result seems unreasonable. ./ntthal -a ANY -mv 50 -dv 1.5 -n 0.6 -d 50 -s1 ATTAGGAACCCACTCCCAAGATAAC -s2 GTTATCTAGGGAGTGGGTTTCTGAT
Calculated thermodynamical parameters for dimer: dS = -285.288 dH = -102700 dG = -14218 t = 46.3398
SEQ ATT G AAGATAAC
SEQ AG AACCCACTCCC
STR TC TTGGGTGAGGG
STR TAG T ATCTATTG
but in fact, it shoud be like this:
SEQ ATT G A
SEQ AG AACCCACTCCC AGATAAC
STR TC TTGGGTGAGGG TCTATTG
STR TAG T A
And I found that the value of "stackint2Enthalpies[3][0][0][0]" is "inf" which should be illogical. and it may lead to the unreasonable result above.
Both v2.5.0 and the latest version have been tested.
Best regards, Huaping Zeng
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When I run following command line with ntthal "ANY" mode, the result seems unreasonable.
./ntthal -a ANY -mv 50 -dv 1.5 -n 0.6 -d 50 -s1 ATTAGGAACCCACTCCCAAGATAAC -s2 GTTATCTAGGGAGTGGGTTTCTGAT
Calculated thermodynamical parameters for dimer: dS = -285.288 dH = -102700 dG = -14218 t = 46.3398
but in fact, it shoud be like this:
And I found that the value of "stackint2Enthalpies[3][0][0][0]" is "inf" which should be illogical. and it may lead to the unreasonable result above.
Both v2.5.0 and the latest version have been tested.
Best regards, Huaping Zeng
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: