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The docking quality is typically measured by a scoring function: a mathematical predictive model that produces a score representing the binding free energy and hence the stability of the resulting complex molecule.
Then, target proteins are ranked according to the binding scores estimated by a scoring function.
Each candidate transformation is further evaluated by a scoring function that considers both geometric fit and atomic desolvation energy.
The result is a list of compounds ranked by a scoring function that estimates the activity on the target (binding affinity, equilibrium constant, binding energy), which will be confirmed experimentally.
The strength of each alignment is determined by a scoring function consisting of a sum of all residue-residue contacts.
In addition to a list of genes, we desired a system that provided diverse functional annotations, as these gene characteristics constituted the variables that could be evaluated and quantitated by a scoring function.
Further improvement is possible by refining the heuristic for splitting sequences and by introducing a scoring function in the data specialization process.
Current methods assess structural alignment quality by constructing a scoring function that attempts to balance conflicting criteria, mainly alignment coverage and fidelity of structures under superposition.
Instead of focusing on improving the class-prediction accuracy, RankCost is to maximize the difference between the minority class and the majority class by using a scoring function, which translates the imbalanced classification problem into a partial ranking problem.
Instead of focusing on improving the class-prediction accuracy, our approach is to maximize the difference between the minority class and the majority class by using a scoring function.
(3) m a x F i t (D P S ) = 0. 9 × A U C + 0. 1 × R Create MTP predictor by defining a scoring function S(P in which P is a query protein sequence, and and are respectively the composition and propensity score of the dipeptides i.
