Hi Lukas,
Sorry for the slow reply on this one.
The algorithm the RDKit uses to assign the number of radical electrons to
an atom is really only useful for main-group elements. As you can see, it
generates results that don't make much sense for transition metals.
I guess a more sensible approach
Dear Raghu,
Hello,
How about using GetSubstructMatches method to get query structures?
Here is an example to detect phenyl rings and count matches.
https://gist.github.com/iwatobipen/7e922c761a0326493a5115fb615badf5
And also I think IFG code in Contrib seems useful for you.
Kind regards,
Taka
Hello
i am working on some cross domain applications of my original NLP based
models and new to this domain.
I was wondering if there are any utility functions to calculate the number
of benzene rings (–Ph) and (ii) the total number of small group
substituents from the RDKIT library from a given
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