The program reads the score file and the files of putative complexes produced by ClusPro or PatchDock, as well as an assumed experimental structure of the complex and calculates the RMSD between each model and the experimental structure. Furthermore, it produces an altered score based on interface statistics [M. Mezei, Algorithms, 8, 92-99 (2015). DOI:10.3390/a8020092]. that has been shown to likely improve the ranking of the experinetal(-like) model (if any) [M. Mezei, Proteins, 85, 235-241 (2017). DOI:10.1002/prot.25209].

The program can be run as rescore [directive argument] [directive argument]... where

Directive	Argument
-sf	Score file
-xf	X-ray file
-mf	Model root
-md	Model directory
-ds	Data source (CP|PD)

Here

• Score file is the file of scores from the server
• Model root is the common part of the model file names, assumed to be in the form of
  <Model_root>.number.pdb (where number is 1,i 2,i 3, ...)
• Model directory is the directory where the generated model files are
• X-ray file is the PDB file of the experimental complex
• CP or PD indicates ClusPro or PatchDock input

The program is written in Fortran-77 and can be compiled with any Fortran compiler, including GNU fortran:

f77 -o rescore rescore.f

to obtain the executable rescore