Fig. 3: Free energy surfaces projected along the host–guest distance. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Free energy surfaces projected along the host–guest distance.

From: The role of water in host-guest interaction

Fig. 3

For each of the six ligands, we compute the free energy along the sz variable using a standard umbrella-sampling-like reweighting formula to recover the unbiased distribution13. The shaded areas indicate the errors, whose calculation is detailed in the Supplementary Methods. To ensure that the results do not depend on a specific realisation of the Deep-LDA CV, we repeat the training three times by using different initial weights of the NN. The resulting CVs are denoted as \({s}_{{\rm{w}}}^{a}\), \({s}_{{\rm{w}}}^{b}\), \({s}_{{\rm{w}}}^{c}\), and the corresponding FES are indicated, respectively, by dashed, dotted, and dash-dotted lines. For clarity, curves related to the same ligand but with different CVs are shifted by 1 kcal mol−1, while the shift between different ligand curves is 5 kcal mol−1.

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