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    • Supported docking programs and scoring functions
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      • The Completed Workflow
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      • Input & Output Databases
    • Using VFVS
      • Preparing the Workflow
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      • The Completed Workflow
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    • Version History
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Starting the Workflow

General

After the workflow was prepared, jobs corresponding to workunits #1 to #2 can be submitted with the below command:

./vfvs_submit_jobs.py <#1 of start workunit> <#2 of end workunit> 

Here, the first argument <#1 of start workunit> is the number of the start workunit, and the second argument <#2 of end workunit> is the number of the last workunit.

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