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//
//
// Copyright (c) 2009-2010, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research Inc.
// All rights reserved.
//
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// Created by Greg Landrum, July 2008
//
//
/*! \file MorganFingerprints.h
*/
#include <RDGeneral/export.h>
#ifndef __RD_MORGANFPS_H__
#define __RD_MORGANFPS_H__
#include <vector>
#include <map>
#include <DataStructs/SparseIntVect.h>
#include <DataStructs/ExplicitBitVect.h>
#include <boost/cstdint.hpp>
#include <GraphMol/Fingerprints/FingerprintUtil.h>
namespace RDKit {
class ROMol;
namespace MorganFingerprints {
typedef std::map<boost::uint32_t,
std::vector<std::pair<boost::uint32_t, boost::uint32_t>>>
BitInfoMap;
const std::string morganFingerprintVersion = "1.0.0";
//! returns the Morgan fingerprint for a molecule
/*!
These fingerprints are similar to the well-known ECFP or
FCFP fingerprints, depending on which invariants are used.
The algorithm used is described in the paper
Rogers, D. & Hahn, M. Extended-Connectivity Fingerprints. JCIM 50:742-54
(2010)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ci100050t
The original implementation was done using this paper:
D. Rogers, R.D. Brown, M. Hahn J. Biomol. Screen. 10:682-6 (2005)
and an unpublished technical report:
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~welling/teaching/ICS274Bspring06/David%20Rogers%20-%20ECFP%20Manuscript.doc
\param mol: the molecule to be fingerprinted
\param radius: the number of iterations to grow the fingerprint
\param invariants : optional pointer to a set of atom invariants to
be used. By default ECFP-type invariants are used
(calculated by getConnectivityInvariants())
\param fromAtoms : if this is provided, only the atoms in the vector will be
used as centers in the fingerprint
\param useChirality : if set, additional information will be added to the
fingerprint
when chiral atoms are discovered. This will cause
\verbatim C[C@H](F)Cl,
C[C@@H](F)Cl, and CC(F)Cl \endverbatim to generate
different fingerprints.
\param useBondTypes : if set, bond types will be included as part of the hash
for
calculating bits
\param useCounts : if set, counts of the features will be used
\param onlyNonzeroInvariants : if set, bits will only be set from atoms that
have a nonzero invariant.
\param atomsSettingBits : if nonzero, this will be used to return information
about the atoms that set each particular bit.
The keys are the map are bit ids, the values
are lists of (atomId, radius) pairs.
\return a pointer to the fingerprint. The client is
responsible for calling delete on this.
*/
RDKIT_FINGERPRINTS_EXPORT SparseIntVect<boost::uint32_t> *getFingerprint(
const ROMol &mol, unsigned int radius,
std::vector<boost::uint32_t> *invariants = 0,
const std::vector<boost::uint32_t> *fromAtoms = 0,
bool useChirality = false, bool useBondTypes = true, bool useCounts = true,
bool onlyNonzeroInvariants = false, BitInfoMap *atomsSettingBits = 0);
//! returns the Morgan fingerprint for a molecule
/*!
These fingerprints are similar to the well-known ECFP or
FCFP fingerprints, depending on which invariants are used.
The algorithm used is described in the paper
Rogers, D. & Hahn, M. Extended-Connectivity Fingerprints. JCIM 50:742-54
(2010)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ci100050t
The original implementation was done using this paper:
D. Rogers, R.D. Brown, M. Hahn J. Biomol. Screen. 10:682-6 (2005)
and an unpublished technical report:
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~welling/teaching/ICS274Bspring06/David%20Rogers%20-%20ECFP%20Manuscript.doc
\param mol: the molecule to be fingerprinted
\param radius: the number of iterations to grow the fingerprint
\param invariants : optional pointer to a set of atom invariants to
be used. By default ECFP-type invariants are used
(calculated by getConnectivityInvariants())
\param fromAtoms : if this is provided, only the atoms in the vector will be
used as centers in the fingerprint
\param useChirality : if set, additional information will be added to the
fingerprint
when chiral atoms are discovered. This will cause
\verbatim C[C@H](F)Cl,
C[C@@H](F)Cl, and CC(F)Cl \endverbatim to generate
different fingerprints.
\param useBondTypes : if set, bond types will be included as part of the hash
for
calculating bits
\param onlyNonzeroInvariants : if set, bits will only be set from atoms that
have a nonzero invariant.
\param atomsSettingBits : if nonzero, this will be used to return information
about the atoms that set each particular bit.
The keys are the map are bit ids, the values
are lists of (atomId, radius) pairs.
\return a pointer to the fingerprint. The client is
responsible for calling delete on this.
*/
RDKIT_FINGERPRINTS_EXPORT SparseIntVect<boost::uint32_t> *getHashedFingerprint(
const ROMol &mol, unsigned int radius, unsigned int nBits = 2048,
std::vector<boost::uint32_t> *invariants = 0,
const std::vector<boost::uint32_t> *fromAtoms = 0,
bool useChirality = false, bool useBondTypes = true,
bool onlyNonzeroInvariants = false, BitInfoMap *atomsSettingBits = 0);
//! returns the Morgan fingerprint for a molecule as a bit vector
/*!
see documentation for getFingerprint() for theory/references
\param mol: the molecule to be fingerprinted
\param radius: the number of iterations to grow the fingerprint
\param nBits: the number of bits in the final fingerprint
\param invariants : optional pointer to a set of atom invariants to
be used. By default ECFP-type invariants are used
(calculated by getConnectivityInvariants())
\param fromAtoms : if this is provided, only the atoms in the vector will be
used as centers in the fingerprint
\param useChirality : if set, additional information will be added to the
fingerprint
when chiral atoms are discovered. This will cause
\verbatim C[C@H](F)Cl,
C[C@@H](F)Cl, and CC(F)Cl \endverbatim to generate
different fingerprints.
\param useBondTypes : if set, bond types will be included as part of the hash
for
calculating bits
\param onlyNonzeroInvariants : if set, bits will only be set from atoms that
have a nonzero invariant.
\param atomsSettingBits : if nonzero, this will be used to return information
about the atoms that set each particular bit.
The keys are the map are bit ids, the values
are lists of (atomId, radius) pairs.
\return a pointer to the fingerprint. The client is
responsible for calling delete on this.
*/
RDKIT_FINGERPRINTS_EXPORT ExplicitBitVect *getFingerprintAsBitVect(
const ROMol &mol, unsigned int radius, unsigned int nBits,
std::vector<boost::uint32_t> *invariants = 0,
const std::vector<boost::uint32_t> *fromAtoms = 0,
bool useChirality = false, bool useBondTypes = true,
bool onlyNonzeroInvariants = false, BitInfoMap *atomsSettingBits = 0);
} // end of namespace MorganFingerprints
} // namespace RDKit
#endif
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