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Just a nitpick, we typically call it a local minima, because we are trying to minimize energy. A stable protein will be at (or near) the minimal energy conforma
by COGlory 3y ago
Just a nitpick, we typically call it a local minima, because we are trying to minimize energy. A stable protein will be at (or near) the minimal energy conformation.
Otherwise, I think you are absolutely correct. It's a nearly infinite computational problem that has a tendency to overfit. There are all sorts of ways to try to solve this problem, but they don't always work as well in all cases.
- synapsomorphy 3y agoYeah, it's actually a loss function minima, just trying to ELI5ify it a bit.