Am 24.10.2012 16:57, schrieb Noel O'Boyle:
This? http://web.chemdoodle.com/tutorial/2d-structure-canvases/viewer-canvas
> Probably a javascript molecular viewer.
>
> On 22 October 2012 09:04, Haakon Meland Eriksen wrote:
>> Lucifox is a free (as in freedom) EPUB reader addon for Firefox,
>> cur
>AFAIK OB checks all
>fingerprints in a list one by one so there is much room for
>improvement.
That is a killer for OpenCL on the GPU, because there is a considerable penalty
for moving memory between Host and Device (GPU). Generally, you want to move
large blocks of memory and do as much as po
speed limit will be
set by how fast your box can deliver the datafiles to OpenBabel and how fast it
can write the results back to disk.
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For SVG:
extern "C" char *
ob_molfile_to_svg (char *molfile)
{
OBMol mol;
OBConversion conv;
string tmpStr (molfile);
string outstring;
istringstream molstream (tmpStr);
ostringstream SVGstream;
char *tmpSVG;
conv.SetInAndOutFormats ("MDL", "SVG");
conv.Read (
Hello,
>i think with a .fs generated with FP3, FP4 or MACCS the -s parameter is a
>SMARTS strings, instead a SMILES string, am i right?
no. For FP3 and FP4 the SMARTS patterns in a pattern file generate the bits in
the fingerprint. The input still has to be a SMILES.
AFAIK OpenBabel cannot gene
ld be able to write your own fingerprint based on the finger2.cpp source.
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Dear Jochen,
the CTFile formats specification can be obtained here
http://accelrys.com/products/informatics/cheminformatics/ctfile-formats/no-fee.php
for free.
You may check your SDFile/Molfiles against the spec. The V2000 format uses
fixed field/line sizes, so it is extremely picky when it co
Hello,
>InChI-Key are exactly done for exact searching.
exactly, unlike different SMILES canonicalization implementations the InChI
algorithm is standardized.
And despite the fact that the first InChI-Key collisions have been found, at
least there is an estimate of their collision probability.
Hello,
I'd say that the reason for choosing this storage method was a technical
decision. Since an unfolded FP2 is 1024 bits long (1021 actually used) it
doesn't fit into the largest integer datatype of MySQL, UNSIGNED BIGINT which
is 2^64. So you either have to store it in a BLOB, but then you
~nhaider/cheminf/moldb5.html
Yes, I know. ;-)
http://merian.pch.univie.ac.at/~nhaider/cheminf/cmmm.html
"Alternatively, you can use the Barsoi DLL, a library based on a C port of
checkmol/matchmol which has been developed as a part of the pgchem::tigress
project by Ernst-Georg Schmid (see belo
Hello,
>Does anyone know what is the best way to store the fastsearch index (to
>reuse it) in a chemical structures database? best field type to store it?
>(i'm using MySQL).
you could:
- store it outside the database in a file with pointers to the records in the
database as Craig A. James sugg
>Just a small comment...
>Since Open Babel 2.3.0, it is possible to describe each of the set
>bits using the "s" output option, e.g.
Ah, nice feature.
Then one can build a dictionary of fragment<->bit mappings for a given input
set along FP2 generation, including detection of ambiguous mappings
Hi,
FP2 is a Daylight type fingerprint. See 6.1.2 of
http://www.daylight.com/dayhtml/doc/theory/theory.finger.html for an
explanation.
FP2 generates fragments up to 7 bonds length or shorter if a ring is
encountered. The fragments are then hashed to the first 1021 bits of the 1024
bit space F
option (check R/S stereo) treats them as distinct
structures.
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option (check R/S stereo) treats them as distinct
structures.
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u run those instances as separate processes and not in
threads, you should be safe in terms of unwanted interaction between the
instances.
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I dont't know about the .NET wrappers but such basic functionality should
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unsigned int
ob_num_atoms (char *smiles)
{
OBMol mol;
OBConversion conv;
string tmpStr (smiles);
istringstream molstream (tmpStr);
unsigned int numatoms = 0;
conv.SetInAndOutFormats ("SMI", "SMI");
conv.Read (&mol, &molstream);
numatoms = mol.NumAtoms ();
return (numatoms);
}
By replacing the ordered list with a vector for the vertex lookup table I
could reduce the overhead of converting an OBMol into an ARGraph. The
match() function is now half as fast as SmartsPattern.match().
Combined with a fingerprint screen there is no noticeable difference for
reasonably spec
w to use your vf2
implementation with RDKit molecules so I get an idea how it could be
adapted to OMMol objects?
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Because I didn't knew gist.github.com... :-)
http://gist.github.com/255970
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Get the facts.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/g
h - or maybe igraph_intersection and igraph_intersection_many can
help.
A open source MCSS finder is available in Java:
http://github.com/asad/VFlib
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I have written an experimental substructure and exact matcher based on the
VF2 algorithm and the libvf library (igraph seems posssible too but
requires a rewrite).
It currently is substantially (3x - 10x) slower than
SmartsPattern.Match(), but can do exact matching on the graph level and
allow
Geoffrey Hutchison schrieb:
> If you look at the specification, most of these are marked as "ignored when
> read", query, reaction, or unused. I've definitely seen non-standard SD files
> with fewer fields.
Yes, but as far as I can see, Symyx Programs always set those fields to
zero, which wor
Hi,
this is already a bug with ID 2897107. I didn't notice the short bond
block though.
regards,
ergo
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