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Hey JC, I've not used FMF (fast modelfree) or modelfree yet, but I've downloaded FMF from http://xbeams.chem.yale.edu/~loria/software.php and searched the Perl source code for word 'Error' - nothing like what you have was found.
That means your file is not recognized by the underlying modelfree program. Maybe you could investigate the input file format for modelfree? I hope someone will give a better advice.
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Hey JC, I've not used FMF (fast modelfree) or modelfree yet, but I've downloaded FMF from http://xbeams.chem.yale.edu/~loria/software.php and searched the Perl source code for word 'Error' - nothing like what you have was found.
That means your file is not recognized by the underlying modelfree program. Maybe you could investigate the input file format for modelfree? I hope someone will give a better advice.
edit: I'd try to intercept that file and see what's inside. If the file is not too big - you can even paste it into your question :), hopefully people who know modelfree better will recognize the error.
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Hey JC, I've not used FMF (fast modelfree) or modelfree yet, but I've downloaded FMF from http://xbeams.chem.yale.edu/~loria/software.php and searched the Perl source code for word 'Error' - nothing like what you have was found.
That means your file is not recognized by the underlying modelfree program. Maybe you could investigate the input file format for modelfree? I hope someone will give a better advice.
edit: I'd try to intercept that file and see what's inside. If the file is not too big - you can even paste it into your question :), hopefully people who know modelfree better will recognize the error.
If perl script removes intermediate files - you can modify it so that it doesn't and then you can inspect the modelfree input directly.
