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XLPFE: a Simple and Effective Machine Learning Scoring Function for Protein-ligand Scoring and Ranking
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsomega.2c01723
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usage of VINA terms #1

Open linminhtoo opened 2 years ago

linminhtoo commented 2 years ago

hi authors,

in the paper, https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsomega.2c01723 image XLPFE uses 58 terms from VINA as input features.

however, in the source code, I do not see how these 58 terms are used anywhere. could you clarify please?

thank you! best, Min Htoo

LinaDongXMU commented 2 years ago

Hello Min, Thanks for your question.  In the results part, we tested different combination of feature sets including AutoDock Vina(V), X-Score(X), ligand-related(L), pocket-related(P) and full protein-related(F) features.  However, our results show that the combination of X, L, P and F has the best performance.  Therefore, XLPFE uses X-Score(X), ligand-related(L), pocket-related(P) and full protein-related(F) features which is our final published method. E is the machine learning algrithm (extreme tree) that we use.   

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hi authors,

in the paper, https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsomega.2c01723

XLPFE uses 58 terms from VINA as input features.

however, in the source code, I do not see how these 58 terms are used anywhere. could you clarify please?

thank you! best, Min Htoo

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