User a18e201107
15-11-2012 21:50:36
Hello
I wanted to check and make sure I am using the right syntax when running screenmd, specifically with respect to threshold.
In the following command I am hoping to run a screen with Pharmacophore Fingerprints, using the Tanimoto Metric with a Dissimilarity Threshold of 0.3:
screenmd targets.sdf queries.sdf -g -k PF -c pharma-frag.xml -o mytable.table -M Tanimoto -m 0.3
Does this look correct? My understanding is that by default this threshold is 0.2? When I run the command above with a threshold of 0.99 I do not see any more 'matches' than the default which seems incorrect.
Thank you
Dennis
User a18e201107
15-11-2012 21:52:56
In case it helps, here is the test set I am using...
ChemAxon 822473489f
16-11-2012 18:59:16
Hi Dennis,
thank you for the report, we could reproduce it. We are working on to solve it asap.
Best regards,
Monika
ChemAxon 5fc3e8d7d0
23-11-2012 17:23:17
dmoccia wrote: |
Hello
I wanted to check and make sure I am using the right syntax when running screenmd, specifically with respect to threshold.
In the following command I am hoping to run a screen with Pharmacophore Fingerprints, using the Tanimoto Metric with a Dissimilarity Threshold of 0.3:
screenmd targets.sdf queries.sdf -g -k PF -c pharma-frag.xml -o mytable.table -M Tanimoto -m 0.3
Does this look correct? My understanding is that by default this threshold is 0.2? When I run the command above with a threshold of 0.99 I do not see any more 'matches' than the default which seems incorrect.
Thank you
Dennis
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Hi Dennis,
if you want to run the screenmd with mentioned parameters, the following steps should be performed:
Change the following line in the config file (pharma-frag.xml):
<ParametrizedMetric Name="Tanimoto" ActiveFamily="Generic" Metric="Tanimoto" Threshold="0.2"/>
Set 'Threshold' parameter to 0.3
Run the command:
screenmd targets.sdf queries.sdf -g -k PF -c pharma-frag.xml -o mytable.table -M Tanimoto
Best regards,
Laszlo
User a18e201107
27-11-2012 12:37:37
Laszlo
Thank you for the response, I will try this out. Makes sense that the config file would override settings in the command line in this case.
Dennis