Closed carcablop closed 1 year ago
Hello @GemmaTuron I find that to use this DATAMOL python library is only compatible with these python versions: 3.8, 3.9, 3.10
Although, I try to install a conda environment with python 3.7 and install datamol. When I try to run the python script to get the canonicals smiles. I am encountering the following error. This error tells me that it cannot import "Literal" from typing. Literal_issue.txt
Searching the internet, this is only solved by updating the python version to 3.8,.
https://github.com/python/typing/issues/707
I would like to try what they propose in the previous link to be able to use "literal" in previous versions of python. pip3 install typing_extensions and then use from typing_extensions import Literal.
Thanks @carcablop good catch! Good news is that @miquelduranfrigola managed to eliminate the requirement for ersilia py3.8, so it should not be a problem from now on. @miquelduranfrigola what do you say?
Hello @GemmaTuron . Such good news!. It's great. In today's meet I asked Miquel how I could do it, and he showed me an option from the docker file, to run the model with the python version 3.8. Outside of ersilia I tried the script that I generated with python 3.8 and this doesn't give me any problems.
@GemmaTuron, one question: Does Ersilia only want to get the smiles in their canonical form?. With Datamol library you can also get the selfies, inchi and inchi key. If it is of interest to obtain the selfies, can it be done on the same model? or independent models?
@GemmaTuron, one question: Does Ersilia only want to get the smiles in their canonical form?. With Datamol library you can also get the selfies, inchi and inchi key. If it is of interest to obtain the selfies, can it be done on the same model? or independent models?
Maybe having everything in one model is useful indeed! @miquelduranfrigola ?
/approve
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Hello @GemmaTuron. This model would be ready to be incorporated into the Ersilia model hub. Finally, it seemed useful to have as an output in this model the other forms of representation of a smile such as selfies, inchi and inchi key and not only the canonical form of the smile. That's why the shape of the output is multiple columns with canonical smile, selfie, inchi and inchi keys. I attach the output file passing as input the Ersilia "eml_canonical.csv" file. Fetch and serve within Ersilia. output_eos7qga.csv This is the log fetch: log_fetch_eos7qga.txt This run with python 3.8 If you don't want these kinds of representations of a smile, please let me know, and I'll change it. In the "Mode" option of the metadata.json file, I'm not sure what to add, since it is neither pertained nor retrained. Only the datamol library is imported and I call the functions I need. What other option could you suggest as a "mode" option that Ersilia accepts, before requesting the pull request? This is the link to my repository. https://github.com/carcablop/eos7qga/commit/149eaf1637a0859cb70dfb91eecef8458de8b438. I only need to add the "mode" option in the metadata.json. Thank you very much.
Thanks Carolina for the detailed answer, this looks fantastic. The Mode would be "Pretrained" I think, since we have done no work on it, even though its not exactly a "model" - add this and to a PR to the repo :)
Model Name
Converter of SMILES in Canonical form
Model Description
Functionality model combined with other python libraries like DATAMOL to convert SMILES into their canonical form. It is intended in this model to implement the Datamol preprocessing as an individual model.
Slug
datamol-smiles2canonical
Tag
datamol, standardize_smiles
Publication
https://doc.datamol.io/stable/tutorials/Preprocessing.html
Source code
https://github.com/datamol-org/datamol
License
Under the Apache-2.0 license