activity
20002023
most citedTheory of Systematic Computational Error in Free Energy Differences

162 citations · 330 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

11 papers

stat.ML2023

Benchmarking optimality of time series classification methods in distinguishing diffusions

Zehong Zhang, Fei Lu, Esther Xu Fei +3

Statistical optimality benchmarking is crucial for analyzing and designing time series classification (TSC) algorithms. This study proposes to benchmark the optimality of TSC algor…

physics.bio-ph2011

Order parameter prediction from molecular dynamics simulations in proteins

Juan R. Perilla, Thomas B. Woolf

A molecular understanding of how protein function is related to protein structure will require an ability to understand large conformational changes between multiple states. Unfort…

q-bio.BM2004★ 18 cited

Folding is Not Required for Bilayer Insertion: Replica Exchange Simulations of an a-Helical Peptide with an Explicit Lipid Bilayer

Hugh Nymeyer, Thomas B. Woolf, Angel E. Garcia

We implement the replica exchange molecular dynamics algorithm to study the interactions of a model peptide (WALP-16) with an explicitly represented DPPC membrane bilayer. We obser…

cond-mat.stat-mech2004★ 20 cited

Stochastic dynamics and the dynamic phase transition in thin ferromagnetic films

Hyunbum Jang, Malcolm J. Grimson, Thomas B. Woolf

The dynamic phase behavior of a classical Heisenberg spin system with a bilinear exchange anisotropy in a planar thin film geometry has been investigated by Monte Carlo simulations…

physics.chem-ph2002★ 7 cited

Rapid Determination of Multiple Reaction Pathways in Molecular Systems: The Soft-Ratcheting Algorithm

Daniel M. Zuckerman, Thomas B. Woolf

We discuss the ``soft-ratcheting'' algorithm which generates targeted stochastic trajectories in molecular systems with scores corresponding to their probabilities. The procedure,…

physics.comp-ph2002

Systematic Finite-Sampling Inaccuracy in Free Energy Differences and Other Nonlinear Quantities

Daniel M. Zuckerman, Thomas B. Woolf

Systematic inaccuracy is inherent in any computational estimate of a non-linear average, such as the free energy difference (Delta-F) between two states or systems, because of the…