Predictor of the day: Congratulations to Syracuse University for predicting the lowest energy structure for workunit JHR_bd4_01971_n_0000100003_0000039_0_fragments

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Admin Project administrator Send message Joined: 1 Jul 05 Posts: 4805 Credit: 0 RAC: 0	Message 98928 - Posted: 9 Sep 2020, 0:00:00 UTC Predictor of the day: Congratulations to Syracuse University for predicting the lowest energy structure for workunit JHR_bd4_01971_n_0000100003_0000039_0_fragments_fold_SAVE_ALL_OUT_984251_0 ! ID: 98928 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

Nick Batos Send message Joined: 12 Feb 20 Posts: 10 Credit: 8,792,979 RAC: 7,112	Message 98929 - Posted: 9 Sep 2020, 15:57:09 UTC Two in a row, and our 7th "Predictor of the day" for 2020. Not much else to say... great work team 'cuse ! =nb3= ID: 98929 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

Breno Send message Joined: 8 Apr 20 Posts: 30 Credit: 12,946,486 RAC: 8,141	Message 98945 - Posted: 10 Sep 2020, 15:19:30 UTC VERY Impressive. I slept on this, and a general-wondering just popped up on my mind: Is it a possibility that these two lowest predictions by the same team (or users) in subsequent days might be pointing out the way towards the "small energy WUs"? Or is it just a coincidence? I've noticed the discrepancies in the experiments nomenclature, but sometimes rare re-incidences may help in analysis. ID: 98945 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote