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Again in the tutorial, we say: "the number of beads should be optimized such that the maximum mismatch in mapping is ±1 non-hydrogen atom per 10 non-hydrogen atoms of the atomistic structure;".
But is this really OK? What about 5-membered rings like furan? We need to mention that 5-member rings, because they need 3 beads in order to be represented as rings, thus "breaking" that principle above. Again, thanks @paulocts to bring this inaccuracy up.
Add something like: "Exceptions incl. : thiophene and furan where 3 T-beads have a mismatch of –1 given that 5 non-hydrogen atoms are mapped onto 3 T-beads (which are parametrized to represent 6 non-hydrogen atoms)."
"Note that the bimodality of the distributions of the first two dihedrals cannot be captured by the CG model."
Which is not true. This should be fixed. Kudos to @paulocts for pointing this out.
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