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Generation of Matched Molecular Pairs

In order to identify MMPs and contexts in an unsupervised manner (i.e., without specifying the transforms beforehand), a recent approach has been foDowed that is based onfragment indexing, andhas been recently developed in GlaxoSmithKline[21]. A very similar algorithm was also described a few years earlier by Wagener and Lommerse [11]. [Pg.110]

2) RDKit open-source cheminformatics, version 2010v4. Available from http //www.rdkitorg. [Pg.110]

For the needs of the present study, the output of the fragment indexing algorithm was processed and filtered appropriately, according to the following successive steps  [Pg.111]

2) For each unique molecular pair, only the instance with the largest common substructure (or equally the smallest transformation) was kept while the remaining intermediate common substructures were discarded. [Pg.111]


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