sonjaleo / KinFragLib

Kinase-focused fragment library
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Custom pipeline PR #12

Closed sonjaleo closed 2 years ago

sonjaleo commented 3 years ago

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Create a custom pipeline for custom filters

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AndreaVolkamer commented on 2021-11-23T14:01:42Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

Check if you want to use capitalized words or not!

In a title: Custom Filter Pipeline

In normal text: custom filter pipeline

Also since this is one one the main notebooks: Start with some more information text


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AndreaVolkamer commented on 2021-11-23T14:01:43Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

-> Filtering pipeline to modify the fragment library:

-> Or: Filtering pipeline to be applied to the fragment library:

again: in English most words are not capitalized!

-> Buyable building block filter

-> Pairwise retrosynthesizability


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AndreaVolkamer commented on 2021-11-23T14:01:43Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

same here, check which words really nee to be capitalized


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AndreaVolkamer commented on 2021-11-23T14:01:44Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

Rule of Three (Ro3) - I think this was not defined yet


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AndreaVolkamer commented on 2021-11-23T14:01:45Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

Just a question, but setting the value to False, would have the same effect as not applying the filter at all, right?


sonjaleo commented on 2021-11-24T10:35:58Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

yes