Chemoinformatics 2003
DOI: 10.1002/3527601643.ch4
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“…Many simple 2D (two dimensional) indices do not consider the information about the heteroatoms and the stereostructural features that restricts the field and the efficiency of their application. Recently Randić has proposed a new way of solving the first problem via considering any matrix as a “weighted” graph. The main obstacle for characterization of the steric features is inherent limitation of the chemical graph theory, which is devoid of utilizing 3D information on a structure. Presently there exist more than 100 descriptors, among which one can find Randić, Kier−Hall, Balaban, Hosoya, and Bonchev−Trinajstić indices, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many simple 2D (two dimensional) indices do not consider the information about the heteroatoms and the stereostructural features that restricts the field and the efficiency of their application. Recently Randić has proposed a new way of solving the first problem via considering any matrix as a “weighted” graph. The main obstacle for characterization of the steric features is inherent limitation of the chemical graph theory, which is devoid of utilizing 3D information on a structure. Presently there exist more than 100 descriptors, among which one can find Randić, Kier−Hall, Balaban, Hosoya, and Bonchev−Trinajstić indices, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%