Hi,
I have a question related to the cut-off in Taylor-Butina algorithm.
I retrieved a set of 190,792 molecules in Smiles format from ZINC15.
I split this dataset (190,792) in order to first perform the cluster analysis
only on two small subsets (one contains 310 molecules and the other 1396
mole
Hi Francesca,
The Taylor-Butina clustering is not hierarchical. It is a type of sphere
exclusion algorithm. A useful image for the results would be the
"centroid" of each cluster, possibly followed by the other cluster
members. You will need to generate the images from the original input
molecu
Hi,
I managed to performe Taylor-Butina clustering on a dataset of 193 571
fragments retrieved from ZINC20.
I used the indications in this link
https://www.macinchem.org/reviews/clustering/clustering.php
Actually, I've never used RDKit before and never did a cluster analysis, so I'm
really new t
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