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How to generate cyclic backbone with rfdiffusion2

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python

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Start with rf_diffusion/run_inference.py and trace how contigmap.has_termini, inference.denoiser, and inference.cyc_chains are parsed and applied. Check the cyclic-binder inference path and its examples or configuration documentation; done means documenting the complete required parameters or confirming a reproducible configuration that generates a cyclic binder in chain B.

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I run rf_diffusion/run_inference.py to generate a binder in chain B for target protein in chain A with parameters contigmap.has_termini=[true, false] inference.denoiser=cyclic inference.cyc_chains=['B']. but I still cannot get a cyclic binder. is there any othre necessary parameters for cyclic binder?

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