[AMBER] Error: No data sets selected - Problem or not?

From: Gustaf Olsson <gustaf.olsson.lnu.se>
Date: Wed, 9 May 2018 11:15:55 +0000

Hello again amber developers, enthusiasts and users

So, today I ran into another issue. It does not seem to be an error though I am still curious and would like to hear if anyone has more detailed insights.

I have run some liquid mixture systems and I am know in the process of evaluating these simulations. When running HBOND analysis I get an errors and warnings. Now, by going through all of the files in details it seems that the error I get:

    90% Error: No data sets selected.
    Error: lifetime: Could not add data sets.
        1 errors encountered reading input.
    Error: Error(s) occurred during execution.

only occurs when there are no data points in the set, hence where there are no detected interactions this error occurs. So in this sense there is no issue since this particular error does not affect the analyses of results since, well there are no results. What does make me a bit intrigued though is the fact that this error, in al my evaluations that show this error, always occur after processing 90% of the trajectories.

Here is where I get to thinking, is this error really reported just because there are no interactions detected? Because from my end, that is the explanation that seems most likely after checking every I/O file used for several of these analyses reporting an error. In that case, should this error not preferably occur after processing 100% of the trajectory data? Otherwise it seems odd to just ignore any data in the last 10%.

Before bombarding you with a couple of thousands of lines of output, I’ll attach some select lines from one such run and my input, if you need more then let me know. In essence, what I am wondering is the following, is my conclusion regarding the lack of data being the root of this “error” correct. In that case, why is the error generated before processing all the trajectory data.


Thank you for any input in advance
Best regards
// Gustaf


My input:

   parm ../om1mtr.prmtop
   trajin ../nvt1ns.mdcrd
   …
   …
   trajin ../nvt100ns.mdcrd
   hbond S1 series out series_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out \
   donormask :MO1.N donorhmask :MO1.H \
   acceptormask :BRT.O3 \
   avgout average_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out nointramol
   run
   runanalysis lifetime S1[solutehb] out lifetime_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out


My logged run output:

CPPTRAJ: Trajectory Analysis. V17.00
    ___ ___ ___ ___
     | \/ | \/ | \/ |
    _|_/\_|_/\_|_/\_|_

| Date/time: 05/08/18 17:51:42
| Available memory: 44.618 GB

INPUT: Reading input from 'hb_brt_o3_mo1_h.ptraj'
  [parm ../om1mtr.prmtop]
        Reading '../om1mtr.prmtop' as Amber Topology
        Radius Set: modified Bondi radii (mbondi)
  [trajin ../nvt1ns.mdcrd]
        Reading '../nvt1ns.mdcrd' as Amber NetCDF
  …
  …
  [trajin ../nvt100ns.mdcrd]
        Reading '../nvt100ns.mdcrd' as Amber NetCDF
  [hbond S1 series out series_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out donormask :MO1.N donorhmask :MO1.H acceptormask :BRT.O3 avgout average_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out nointramol]
  HBOND: Donor mask is :MO1.N, Acceptor mask is :BRT.O3
        Separate donor H mask is :MO1.H
        Only looking for intermolecular hydrogen bonds.
        Distance cutoff = 3.000, Angle Cutoff = 135.000
        Writing # Hbond v time results to series_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out
        Writing Hbond avgs to average_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out
        Time series data for each hbond will be saved for analysis.
  [run]
---------- RUN BEGIN -------------------------------------------------

PARAMETER FILES (1 total):
 0: om1mtr.prmtop, 23712 atoms, 2166 res, box: Orthogonal, 2166 mol

INPUT TRAJECTORIES (100 total):
 0: 'nvt1ns.mdcrd' is a NetCDF AMBER trajectory, Parm om1mtr.prmtop (Orthogonal box) (reading 500 of 500)


 99: 'nvt100ns.mdcrd' is a NetCDF AMBER trajectory, Parm om1mtr.prmtop (Orthogonal box) (reading 500 of 500)
  Coordinate processing will occur on 50000 frames.

BEGIN TRAJECTORY PROCESSING:
.....................................................
ACTION SETUP FOR PARM 'om1mtr.prmtop' (1 actions):
  0: [hbond S1 series out series_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out donormask :MO1.N donorhmask :MO1.H acceptormask :BRT.O3 avgout average_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out nointramol]
        Set up 100 acceptors:
        Set up 306 donors:
        Imaging off.
        Estimated max potential memory usage: 6.123 GB
----- nvt1ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----
 0%
----- nvt2ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt3ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt4ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----




----- nvt91ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----
90% Error: No data sets selected.
Error: lifetime: Could not add data sets.
        1 errors encountered reading input.
Error: Error(s) occurred during execution.

----- nvt92ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt93ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt94ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt95ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt96ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt97ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt98ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt99ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----

----- nvt100ns.mdcrd (1-500, 1) -----
100% Complete.

Read 50000 frames and processed 50000 frames.
TIME: Avg. throughput= 927.2248 frames / second.

ACTION OUTPUT:
    HBOND: Actual memory usage is 0.000 kB
        0 solute-solute hydrogen bonds.

DATASETS (1 total):
        S1[UU] "S1[UU]" (integer), size is 50000

DATAFILES (2 total):
  series_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out (Standard Data File): S1[UU]
  average_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out (Avg. solute-solute HBonds)

RUN TIMING:
TIME: Init : 0.0002 s ( 0.00%)
TIME: Trajectory Process : 53.9244 s ( 99.92%)
TIME: Action Post : 0.0007 s ( 0.00%)
TIME: Analysis : 0.0000 s ( 0.00%)
TIME: Data File Write : 0.0430 s ( 0.08%)
TIME: Other : 0.0000 s ( 0.00%)
TIME: Run Total 53.9683 s
---------- RUN END ---------------------------------------------------
  [runanalysis lifetime S1[solutehb] out lifetime_hb_BRT_O3_MO1_H.out]
Warning: 'S1[solutehb]' selects no data sets.
TIME: Total analysis execution time: 0.0001 seconds.
TIME: Total execution time: 54.4226 seconds.
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