This is applied to bioinformatics, but I feel it is also a statistical question.
I have the x,y,z coordinates of 392 atoms in a 392-atom molecule.
There are 14 models of this molecule. In other words, 14 models of 392 x,y,z coordinates.
For each of the 14 models, I calculated the distance each atom has with all 391 other atoms. Then, I took the mean and stdev of the 392 vector of these distances.
Now, I have 14 mean and stdev values. I would like to perform some sort of statistical test to determine how "similar" the inter-atomic distances are between these 14 models.
What would be a possible test for this? I am speaking with my professor later, so no worries if it is no the "perfect
