PIPSA Download and Changes document

To download the pipsa distribution within the multipipsa package, please go to multipipsa packages

If you have setup a python environment, you can also download via pip:
pip install --extra-index-url https://projects.h-its.org/pypi multipipsa for python 2
pip install --extra-index-url https://projects.h-its.org/pypi multipipsa3 for python 3

If you did not yet setup a python environment, download the package on the package server and follow the descriptions in the INSTALL document.

Changes in the version 4.0.2
   - Modified pathlength to account for longer pathnames than 40 characters

Changes in the version 3.1 and 3.2 are:
   - Added support for cylindrical volumes for comparison
   - Fall back to default, when sphere file is empty

Changes in the version 3.0 are:
   - Added the program to calculate similarity indices in spherical regions;
   - Changed output that has now the values of average potential differences 
     as well as the average potential values in the comparison region;
   - Added the program to correlate and predict kinetic constants, and 
     added an application example for this program;
   - Added a script to remove a protein from a set of compared proteins;
   - Added modified version to run the calculations in parallel;
   - Changes in documentation. 

Changes in the version 2.0 are:
   -  The programs rewritten to make the parameter usage more transparent - 
      previous parameter input from the files is changed to the input via 
      command line;
   -  Fixed subdirectory hierarchy is replaced via user-defined, e.g. 
      calculations can be done in any chosen directory;
   -  Only an upper part of the similarity matrix is calculated, thus the 
      computations for a set of n protens are done not for 
      n*n but n*(n+1)/2 pairs;
   -  Enabled a possibility to add extra proteins to already  processed 
      set of proteins;
   -  Added phylogenic tree analysis;
   -  Added APBS electrostatic potential based analysis;
   -  Added several auxiliary programs. 

Version 2.0 and 3.0 was developed at EML Research gGmbH, Heidelberg, Germany.

Version 1.0 was developed at EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany.

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