Application of evolutionary optimization methods for peptide structure prediction
Keywords:
protein secondary structure, protein structure prediction, conformational search, evolutionary computation, global optimizationAbstract
This paper is devoted to the question of the applicability of stochastic evolutionary optimization algorithms for peptide secondary structure prediction and proposes a scheme for changing force-field term during optimal structure search.
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