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Based on our findings, we constructed a Small Molecule Mechanisms Database.

More specifically, we developed a Small Molecule Mechanisms Database (SMMD) comprising 818 small molecule records (see below) associated with the mechanisms triggered by them.

Once we know the activity pattern of the signaling pathways in the network, we can perform an automatic similarity search in the Small Molecule Mechanisms Database (SMMD) for matching pathways based on Connectivity Map data.

Having a list of these, we can perform an automated query in the Small Molecule Mechanisms Database to identify records of small molecules that may trigger the same pathway activity.

Using CellFateScout together with expression data taken from the Connectivity Map project, small molecule targets from STITCH and functional networks from STRING, we performed a systematic search for active pathways triggered by small molecules and stored them in a Small Molecule Mechanisms Database as illustrated in Figure  1B.

Strike, dip, and rake are assumed using a predetermined focal mechanism database (Fig. 3) simplified using the results of Terakawa and Matsu'ura (2009).

The sequence of the inversions started from the a priori location (130.8 E, 32.8 N) from the EEW message, and a priori strike, dip, and rake angles (315°, 90°, and 0°, respectively) were assumed from the pre-assumed focal mechanism database (Fig. 3).

Additional data was obtained from the Clean Development Mechanism database (UNFCCC, 2012).

SMMD: Small molecule mechanism database; CMap: Connectivity map; GEO: Gene expression omnibus; SM: Small molecule; AP: Active pathway; DP: Database pathway.

Some recent developments in path generation have been based on neural network mechanism databases, which instantaneously provide an approximate solution of the synthesis problem.

In this context, in order to support SON mechanisms, the database contains the path loss per position received from each base station.