CombiningNMRSpectral Information with Associated Structural Features to form Computationally Nonintensive, Rugged, and Objective Models of Biological Activity
Abstract:This article focuses on an alternative strategy for model building known as quantitative spectrometric data–activity relationships (QSDARs). Three‐dimensional QSDAR modeling is a complementary technique that has widespread application to many informatics challenges. It provides computational model developers a sensitive, alternate perspective on biological and toxicological properties.
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