1995
DOI: 10.1021/ci00028a014
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Electrotopological State Indices for Atom Types: A Novel Combination of Electronic, Topological, and Valence State Information

Abstract: The electrotopological state formalism is developed further in conjunction with atom classification. The classification scheme is based on the characteristics of hydride groups: (1) atomic number of an atom as element identifier, (2) a valence state designation consisting of valence and simple connectivity <5 values (for each atom together with its bonded hydrogen atoms, as in -CH3 or -NH-), and (3) an aromaticity indicator. This scheme may be viewed as a three-dimensional array. In a few cases, bonded neighbo… Show more

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“…More precisely, we trained a classifier making use of actives, inactives and compounds with intermediate activity for one receptor and then test the performance of constructed decision boundary in separating active and inactive compounds with respect to the second receptor. In this experiment, we included one more fingerprint, Estate fingerprint (Est), which contains only 79 bits and is considered as a basic fingerprint representation [15].…”
Section: Chemical Space Explorationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More precisely, we trained a classifier making use of actives, inactives and compounds with intermediate activity for one receptor and then test the performance of constructed decision boundary in separating active and inactive compounds with respect to the second receptor. In this experiment, we included one more fingerprint, Estate fingerprint (Est), which contains only 79 bits and is considered as a basic fingerprint representation [15].…”
Section: Chemical Space Explorationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The E-state indices (Hall and Kier, 1995) encode information about both the topological environment and the electronic interaction of an atom due to all other atoms in the molecule. Increasing presence of these features in a molecule contribute more towards binding activity.…”
Section: Stepwise-mlr-derived Qsar Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An important observation in generating QSAR models was the occurrence of S_aaCH, Shadow_XYfrac, Lowest Unoccupied Molecular Orbital (LUMO), and HydrogenBond Acceptors (Hbond Acceptor) as the frequent descriptors (Figure 2), indicating these four descriptors play an important role in determining the anti-HIV activity. The E-state indices [41,42] encode information about both the topological environment and the electronic interaction of an atom due to all other atoms in the molecule. S_aaCH is one descriptor of the E-state indices and represents the atomic type of ¼ CH À in aromatic ring.…”
Section: D-qsar Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%