3D QSAR Models
v1.2.0 August 2025
General Notice
This package is built using
OpenEye-orionplatform==6.5.1
,OpenEye-toolkits==2025.1.0
, andOpenEye-Snowball==0.30.0
.
Floe Updates
The floe now allows users to select a set of 3D models to build.
Two new 3D models, ROCS-GPR-NO-2D and EON-GPR-NO-2D, have been added. Unlike ROCS-GPR and EON-GPR, these two GPR models only use 3D Tanimoto as descriptors.
The floe now accepts kcal/mol and kJ/mol as potency units.
The default cross-validation method has been switched from “leave one out” to “random” to accommodate for a larger training set.
The option Include 2D in COMBO has been added to allow the user to decide whether to incorporate 2D-GPR into final model predictions.
A new parameter section, Cube Memory Parameters, has been added to allow users to increase the memory of some cubes for relatively large training sets to avoid cube memory errors.
Grids corresponding to color atom probes have been added to the output dataset, along with contour values used for generating high and low surfaces.
The domain grid has been deleted from the output dataset.
The Generate ROCS Query parameter has been removed. ROCS query output will be generated by default along with ROCS-kPLS model interpretation.
A new parameter, Selected Models, has been added, allowing for the selection of kPLS models to interpret.
A new parameter, Percentage for Surface Contour Values, has been added to give the user more flexibility to choose contour values for high and low surfaces.
A new parameter section, Cube Memory Parameters, has been added to allow users to increase the memory of some cubes for relatively large training sets to avoid cube memory errors.
A new parameter section, Cube Memory Parameters, has been added to allow users to increase the memory of some cubes for relatively large training sets to avoid cube memory errors.
A new parameter section, Cube Memory Parameters, has been added to allow users to increase the memory of some cubes for relatively large training sets to avoid cube memory errors.