plsqsar: Predicting hydrolysis rates based on Quantitative...

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Description

Predict hydrolysis rates based on QSAR model using a variety of machine learning regressions such as random forest, support vector machine, partial least squares, and multiple linear regression.

Usage

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plsqsar(TrainingSet, TestSet, ...)

Arguments

...

arguments from the fmcsR::fmcbatch such as a and b

smile

SMILES string for a chemical fragment in character, factor, or SMIset datatype.

HT.type

The type of Hammett-Taft (HT) descriptor; valid inputs include "taft", "meta", "para", "ortho", "induction", "es" and "user" for a user defined sigma descriptor.

Value

A list containing tanimoto coefficient for the closest matching MCS, SMILES string of the MCS, and index nuber of the matched fragment from the library.

Examples

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htdesc (smile = "CCC", HT.type = "taft", sigma.selection = "A")

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