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Frequency of movements during PCA
Hi,
My PC1 corresponds to an "elbow" bending motion of my protein. I wanted to know if there was any way of quantifying the frequency of those movements in Bio3D or another R code? I have attached an mp4 file, if you could kindly guide me to the right direction?
Regards,
Akash
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Hi Akash,
The movie you show is not real-time motion. I don't think you can assign a "frequency" to a PCA result and I have never seen anyone does it. If you do normal mode analysis, you may have a physical frequency associated with each mode.
Hope it helps.
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reporter I understand what you mean. Alternatively, say I wanted to plot the magnitude of those motions could this be done?
I know there is residue-wise loading for each PC, but I would like a general quantification of such motions. Sorry, if I'm asking something that is potentially impossible to obtain.
Many thanks,
Akash
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For that purpose, you could use the eigenvalue, which represents the variance of structures along the corresponding PC.
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