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Knowledge-based scoring approaches

Knowledge-Based Scoring. Because the forces that govern protein-ligand interactions are so complex, an implicit approach to capture all relevant terms of protein-ligand... [Pg.264]

The more rapid methods for estimation of binding free energies are the empirical or knowledge-based (statistical) scoring approaches, which are based on very simple energy functions75-77 or on the frequency of occurrence of different atom-atom... [Pg.308]

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