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Applying Molecular Descriptors

The table shows a number of representative descriptor types (there are many more) that can be used to define chemical spaces. Each descriptor adds a dimension (with discrete or continuous value ranges) to the chemical space representation (e.g., selection of 18 descriptors defines an 18-dimensional space). Axes of chemical space are orthogonal only if the applied molecular descriptors are uncorrelated (which is, in practice, hardly ever the case). [Pg.281]

The authors together with the other members of the Milano Chemometrics and QSAR Research Group of the University of Milano-Bicocca (MUan, Italy) activated in 2007 a web site dedicated to molecular descriptors (http //www.moleculardescrip-tors.eu). This web site aims at promoting information exchange among all the scientists who propose new molecular descriptors and/or apply molecular descriptors in their research. [Pg.1243]


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