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Binary Substructure Descriptors for Organic Compounds

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Title Binary Substructure Descriptors for Organic Compounds
Deskriptori binarnih podstruktura organskih molekula
 
Creator Varmuza, Kurt
Demuth, Wilhelm
Karlovits, Manfred
Scsibrany, Heinz
 
Subject chemical structure similarity; Tanimoto index; software SubMat
 
Description Organic chemical structures are represented by binary vectors that contain information about presence or absence of 1365 substructures. The guiding ideas for selecting this set of substructures
are described and examples are given. Software SubMat has been developed for a fast and flexible computation of binary substructure descriptors from molecular structures. Examples from structure similarity searches demonstrate the performance of representing organic chemical structures by the described set of substructures.
Strukture organskih molekula prikazane su binarnim vektorima koji sadrže informacije o prisustnosti ili odsutnosti 1365 podstruktura. Razmotrene su ideje koje su dovele do izbora baš toga skupa podstruktura i navedeno nekoliko je primjera. Razvijen je program SubMat za brzo i fleksibilno računanje deskriptora binarnih
podstruktura iz molekularnih struktura. Demonstrirana je uporaba opisanoga skupa podstruktura u prikazivanju struktura organskih molekula na primjerima pronalaženja strukturno sličnih molekula.
 
Publisher Croatian Chemical Society
 
Date 2005
 
Type text
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Format application/pdf
 
Identifier https://hrcak.srce.hr/4
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Source Croatica Chemica Acta
ISSN 0011-1643 (Print)
ISSN 1334-417X (Online)
Volume 78
Issue 2
 
Language eng
 
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