Automatic determination of stepsize parameters in monte carlo simulation tested on a bromodomain-binding octapeptide

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Abstract

The proportional integral controller, commonly used in engineering applications for process control, has been implemented for the tuning of the stepsizes in Metropolis Monte Carlo simulations. Similarly to the recent application for tuning the chemical potential parameter in grand-canonical ensemble simulation, the process-control approach was found to work well for the problem of selecting the stepsize for each torsion angle that results in a targeted acceptance rate during the simulation of an octapeptide in aqueous environment. © 2008 by the authors.

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Banfelder, J. R., Speidel, J. A., & Mezei, M. (2009). Automatic determination of stepsize parameters in monte carlo simulation tested on a bromodomain-binding octapeptide. Algorithms, 2(1), 215–226. https://doi.org/10.3390/a2010215

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