Fingerprint-Based And Graph-Based Methods For Similarity Searching In Chemical Databases

9/17/01


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Fingerprint-Based And Graph-Based Methods For Similarity Searching In Chemical Databases

Overview Of Talk

Chemical Similarity Searching

Similarity Measures

Comparison Of Similarity Coefficients for 2D Similarity Searching

Similarity Coefficients For Fragment Bit-Strings

Do Different Coefficients Give Similar Rankings?

Ranking Of The Searches

Distance Matrix

Clustering The Resulting Distance Matrices

Results for Single Linkage

Results for Complete Linkage

Results for Group-Average

Overall Results: I

Overall Results: II

Data Fusion

Fusion Of Similarity Coefficients

Results Of Fused Searches

Which Coefficients Should One Use?

Conclusions

Applications Of Graph Matching In Databases Of 2D Chemical Structures

Types Of Isomorphism Procedure

Maximal Common Subgraph (MCS) Isomorphism Algorithms

Clique Detection

Maximum Clique: Largest Set Of Mutually Adjacent Vertices

Clique Detection Algorithms

RASCAL (Rapid Similarity Calculation)

Maximum Common Edge Subgraphs

Example MCS and MOS

Use Of Line-Graphs

Line Graph

Chemical Line Graph

K3 ?K1,3 Interchange

First-Level Upperbound Screening

Example Of Connectivity Distributions

Calculation Of |G12|

MCES-Based Similarity Measures

Second-Level Upperbound Screening

Use Of The Assignment Procedure

More Accurate Calculation Of |G12|

Initial Experiments

More Detailed Experiments

Conclusions

Acknowledgements

Author: john