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Use alphafold2_pytorch utilities to validate and transform protein coordinates, distograms, masks, MDS reconstructions, sidechain layouts, alignments, and structure-quality metrics.

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Use alphafold2_pytorch utilities to validate and transform protein coordinates, distograms, masks, MDS reconstructions, sidechain layouts, alignments, and structure-quality metrics.
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# Utilities Use this route for coordinate and structure-data work around `alphafold2_pytorch.utils`: distogram-to-distance conversion, masks and padded node compaction, MDS, SidechainNet-style atom packing, distance losses, LDDT, Kabsch alignment, GDT, and the package's simplified TM-score. ## Choose the operation - Read [api-reference.md](references/api-reference.md) for exact signatures, layouts, return values, wrapper quirks, and the `37` distance-bucket convention. - Read [structure-data.md](references/structure-data.md) before mixing model coordinates with SidechainNet coordinates. It records atom order, masks, padding, MDS reflection ambiguity, and metric interpretation limits. - Read [troubleshooting.md](references/troubleshooting.md) when imports fail, shapes or masks do not agree, MDS becomes non-finite, or a metric result seems scientifically implausible. Common routes: 1. For a distogram, provide nonnegative bin masses to `center_distogram_torch`, mask diagonal and padded pairs, symmetrize if needed, then call `MDScaling`. Use `fix_mirror=False` for a generic point cloud; provide flattened N/CA/C masks only for a protein backbone. 2. For atom data, keep the atom order and occupancy mask beside every tensor. Use `scn_backbone_mask` for flattened N/CA/C selectors, `mat_input_to_masked` for padded graph nodes, and `sidechain_container` only when SidechainNet/mp-nerf prerequisites and sequence padding semantics are satisfied. 3. For evaluation, use `Kabsch` only on two corresponding `(3, N)` point sets; then use `GDT`, `TMscore`, or `RMSD` on matched layouts. Use `lddt_ca_torch` only with `(B, L, 14, 3)` SidechainNet-style coordinates and `(B, L, 14)` cloud masks. Use `distmat_loss_torch` when alignment should not affect the loss. 4. Run the bundled deterministic CPU helper when a small API check is enough: `python /path/to/alphafold2/sub-skills/utilities/scripts/utility_smoke.py`. Replace `/path/to/alphafold2` with the installed skill directory. It has no download, model, training, or CUDA path and reports a clean skip when the utility module's import-time scientific dependencies are absent. ## Boundaries and source drift This route does not build or run the main model, structure module/IPA/recycling path, or external pretrained embedding models. Route those requests to `core-model`, `structure-and-recycling`, or `embeddings`. The README describes model-facing flattened coordinates as `(B, L * atoms, 3)` and displays the model backbone order as C, C-alpha, N (optionally C-beta). The utility mask `scn_backbone_mask` marks flattened slots as N, CA, C, and several utility functions use `(B, L, 14, 3)`. Treat these as different contracts; do not reshape or reorder without an explicit atom map.
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