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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11578-3s are particularly well suited to predict the strength of this interaction. Here we describe how to build RF-Score, a scoring function utilizing the machine-learning technique known as Random Forest (RF). We also point out how to use different data, features, and regression models using either R or

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Alex Austin,Martina Fischer,Norbert Roperstions. Most of these applications had as a goal the identification of potential new binders to protein targets. Another remarkable progress is taking place in the determination of the structures of protein–ligand complexes, mostly using X-ray diffraction crystallography. Considering these developmen

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Alex Austin,Martina Fischer,Norbert Ropersvan der Waals interactions with considerable accuracy and with a computational complexity that allows its application to molecular docking simulations and virtual screening of large databases of small organic molecules. Several empirical scoring functions used to evaluate protein-ligand interactions

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