Arguments of Nomodeco ====================== The output an usage of Nomodeco can be modified using different arguments. One can return a list of all possible arguments with:: nomodeco --help **Arguments-Table** +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | Argument | Attributes | Function | | | | | +========================+===========================+========================================================+ | \-\-help | None | shows a list of possible arugments | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-log | None | set an additonal log file | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-matrix_opt | ved, diag, contr (default)| choose the matrix used for optimization | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-penalty1 |[INFTFREQ-PENALTY] | penalty value for assymetric intrinsic frequencys | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-penality2 |[INTFC-PENALTY] | penality value for unphysical contributions | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-heatmap | VED, PED, contr | return a heatmap for the specified matrix | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-csv | VED, PED, contr | return a csv for the specified matrix | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-latex_tab | None | generate additional latex repr. of contribution table | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-molpro | molpro.out file | molpro.out files can be specified and used as input | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-gv | gaussian.log file | gaussian.log files can be specified and used as input | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-pymolpro | None | Use pymolpro integration to run molpro calculation | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ | \-\-comb | {1,2,3} | Adjust which coordinates get added for set generation | +------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------+ **Explanation of comb** With the parameter comb one can adjust which IC types get included in the generation of IC sets for hydrogen-bonded clusters: * comb = 1, here all covalent as well as ICs which containing a hydrogen bond are included * comb = 2, here all covalent and hydrogen bonded as well as acceptor donor bonds and angles are included * comb = 3, here all covalent asnd hydrogen and all acceptor donor bonds are included (default)