Open riacd opened 1 week ago
@riacd As stated in our papers, RDF is the most appropriate format to store the reactions. It can preserve the structures, components' composition, and metadata without compromising information. I recommend you use ChemAxon utilities or RDKit, which is also capable of working with RDF.
Hello! I have a problem when dealing with the files with RDF format in RDTool. I tried to get the SMILES string with Atom-mapped number from *.rdf files. But RDF format is not a widely-used format to store reactions. Is there any python packages that are capable of doing this?