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An open, extensible Python framework for GPU-accelerated alchemical free energy calculations.
http://getyank.org/latest/yamlpages/options.html#yaml-options-number-of-equilibration-iterations ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3656088/52494445-03ca6880-2b9c-11e9-8452-5230f477044e.png)
Now that [`mpiplus`](https://github.com/choderalab/mpiplus) is its own package, we should deprecate it here and start importing it from `mpiplus` so that our bugfixes can go there.
Once the RMSD is released with the next version, we should reactivate that figure in the notebook.
The traces have made no sense/are not computed correctly since the SAMS refactor went in, this should be fixed
We should refactor YANK to not need OpenMolTools which is lagging behind the dev cycle. Might be a bit tricky since OpenMolTools provides the hook into Amber, Schrodinger, and OpenEye....
Now that conda-forge has done this, we should update the travis tests to Python 3.6 and 3.7, and deprecate 3.5.
There are a couple of further optimizations that can be done here. 1. The temperature of the state is saved separately from the system in the dictionary `{system, temperature, pressure}`...
We should add an option (`False` by default) to continue runs/setups that raised an exception.
In follow up to #823, we want to make a YAML(s) which have the human-readable Cerberus schema's for the validators. There are a few steps to making this happen: 1....
When this happens the simulation never make progress because on the next cycle, it will resume from iteration 0 since no checkpoint was written before.