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Generating SMILES without Chirality Information

Open Jesse-zjx opened this issue 1 year ago • 5 comments

I'd like to express my gratitude for your outstanding work on this project. It has been incredibly helpful in my research.

However, I noticed that the generated SMILES strings do not include chirality information, which makes them somewhat inconsistent with uspto-50k test set.

Could you please provide some guidance on how to generate SMILES strings with the appropriate chirality information? I would like to eval the results with Chem.MolToSmiles(mol, isomericSmiles=True).

Again, thank for your outstanding work~

Jesse-zjx avatar May 22 '24 08:05 Jesse-zjx

Hi @Jesse-zjx, thanks for your message and sorry for the slow response. Unfortunately, I'm afraid this is not possible because we never used chirality information in this project.

arneschneuing avatar Jun 24 '24 17:06 arneschneuing

also, note that uspto50k has a considerable proportion of stereochemistry errors, which e.g. prohibit models to ever reach 100% accuracy on the dataset

mrwnmsr avatar Sep 22 '24 21:09 mrwnmsr

@arneschneuing @mrwnmsr Thank you for your patience in answering. BTW, could you provide references or sources for "uspto50k has a considerable proportion of stereochemistry errors"?

Jesse-zjx avatar Sep 23 '24 08:09 Jesse-zjx

source: own analysis ;)

mrwnmsr avatar Sep 23 '24 08:09 mrwnmsr

LOL, thank you for your analysis of the stereochemistry in 50k, which provides some basis for our following research.

Is it possible to provide your methods/ideas or tools for analyzing stereochemistry? This will be of great help to us.

Jesse-zjx avatar Sep 23 '24 08:09 Jesse-zjx