I recently found some unexpected outcomes when using "mmpdb transform" with or without the property flag. The mmpdb database was generated using ChEMBL database with calculated LogP as the property.
When I used the "--no-properties" flag, I got 4632 transformed structures.
mmpdb transform chembl.mmpdb --smiles "XXXXXX" --min-pairs 5 --min-variable-size 0 --max-variable-size 20 --no-properties -o results_noprop.csv &
However, when I turned on the "--property LogP" flag, I got 591 transformed structures.
mmpdb transform chembl.mmpdb --smiles "XXXXXX" --min-pairs 5 --min-variable-size 0 --max-variable-size 20 --property LogP -o results_prop.csv &
I would expect the code with "--property LogP" generates the same number of compounds but with more output info.
Hi all,
I recently found some unexpected outcomes when using "mmpdb transform" with or without the property flag. The mmpdb database was generated using ChEMBL database with calculated LogP as the property.
When I used the "--no-properties" flag, I got 4632 transformed structures.
mmpdb transform chembl.mmpdb --smiles "XXXXXX" --min-pairs 5 --min-variable-size 0 --max-variable-size 20 --no-properties -o results_noprop.csv &
However, when I turned on the "--property LogP" flag, I got 591 transformed structures.
mmpdb transform chembl.mmpdb --smiles "XXXXXX" --min-pairs 5 --min-variable-size 0 --max-variable-size 20 --property LogP -o results_prop.csv &
I would expect the code with "--property LogP" generates the same number of compounds but with more output info.
Any thoughts on that?
Thanks! Cheng