chemfp.diversity module¶
This module contains interfaces to chemfp’s diversity selection algorithms.
Terminology¶
The selection algorithms uses different concepts of “dissimilar” to iteratively pick one or more dissimilar fingerprints from an arena containing candidate fingerprints.
The picked fingerprints are dissimilar to all other candidate fingerprints, and optionally also dissimilar to fingerprints in an arena of “reference” fingerprints.
This latter case may be used to select diverse fingerprints from a vendor catalog (“the candidates”) which are also dissimilar to an in-house compound library (“the references”).
To create a given picker, use one of the get_*_picker
functions
or, alternatively one of the picker class’s from_
methods. Do not
call the class constructor directly.
Each picker implements a pick_n()
method, along with some variations,
to pick an additional n
items. They also implement several iter_*()
methods to iteratively get the next pick.
MaxMin picker¶
The MaxMinPicker implements the MaxMin algorithm[1][2]. This algorithm iteratively picks fingerprints from a set of candidates such that the newly picked fingerprint has the smallest Tanimoto similarity compared to any previously picked fingerprint, and optionally also the smallest Tanimoto similarity to the reference fingerprints.
The MaxMin diversity score for a given pick is the maximum Tanimoto score between that pick and all previous picks and the reference arena. If there is no reference arena then the diversity score of the first pick is 0.0.
HeapSweep picker¶
The HeapSweepPicker implements a sweep-based algorithm to pick fingerprints based on their maximum Tanimoto similarity to any other fingerprint in the arena, from least maximum similarity to most. This method uses a heap to track the current highest-known score for each fingerprints. Each sweep compares a fingerprint with the smallest score to all other fingerprints, while also updating the highest-known score for each other fingerprint.
The heapsweep algorithm is used to find the initial pick for the MaxMin picker if references fingerprints or an initial pick are not specified. This algorithm is significantly slower than MaxMin, and is mostly here to find all initial picks with same minimum maximum score. While it can be used to find the diversity score for all fingerprints, a k=1 NxN nearest-neighbor search will be faster and can make use of multiple cores.
The heapsweep diversity score for a given pick is the maximum Tanimoto score between that pick and all other fingerprints in the arena.
The heapsweep algorithm appears to be novel to chemfp. It is strongly influenced by the “Sweep” family of algorithms. See the SumSweep paper [3] for a description of many of those heuristics.
Sphere exclusion picker¶
The SphereExclusionPicker implements the sphere exclusion algorithm[4] with optional ranking for directed sphere exclusion[5]. This method iteratively picks fingerprints from a set of candidates such that the fingerprint is not within a given threshold of similarity to any previously selected fingerprint.
By default it picks fingerprints with the smallest number of set bits. It can also be configured to pick a fingerprint, or to pick a fingerprint by the smallest associated rank (again, either by the smallest number of set bits or randomly).
The DISERanker class implements the Gobbi and Lee[5] ranking algorithm to generate ranks that can be passed to the SphereExclusionPicker.
[1] Ashton M., Barnard J., Casset F., Charlton M., Downs G., Gorse D., Holliday J., Lahana R., Willett P. (2002). Identification of diverse database subsets using property-based and fragment-based molecular descriptions. Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships 21 (6) 598-604. https://doi.org/10.1002/qsar.200290002
[2] Sayle, R. (2017). Recent Improvements to the RDKit. https://github.com/rdkit/UGM_2017/blob/master/Presentations/Sayle_RDKitDiversity_Berlin17.pdf
[3] Borassi, M., Crescenzi, P., Habib, M., Kosters, W. A., Marino, A., and Takes, F. W. (2015). Fast diameter and radius BFS-based computation in (weakly connected) real-world graphs: With an application to the six degrees of separation games. Theoretical Computer Science 586 (2015) 59–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.tcs.2015.02.033
[4] Hudson, B. D., Hyde, R. M., Rahr, E., Wood, J., Osman, J. (1996). Parameter based methods for compound selection from chemical databases. Quantitative Structure‐Activity Relationships, 15(4), 285-289. https://doi.org/10.1002/qsar.19960150402
[5] Gobbi, A., Lee, M. L. (2003). DISE: directed sphere exclusion. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 43(1), 317-323. https://doi.org/10.1021/ci025554v
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class
chemfp.diversity.
BaseMaxMinPicker
¶ Bases:
object
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candidate_arena
¶
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candidates
¶ Get access to the remaining candidates as a
chemfp.diversity.MaxMinCandidates
NOTE: This is not part of the public API.
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iter_ids
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding the candidate id each time
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iter_ids_and_scores
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding (candidate id, diversity score) each time
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iter_indices
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding the candidate index each time
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iter_indices_and_scores
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding (candidate index, diversity score) each time
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picks
¶ Get access to all of the picks so far (including initial picks) as a
chemfp.diversity.Picks
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class
chemfp.diversity.
MaxMinPicker
¶ Bases:
chemfp.diversity.BaseMaxMinPicker
An implementation of the MaxMin picker algorithm (Ashton, et al.)
The constructor must not be called directly. Instead, use one of:
- MaxMinPicker.from_candidates()
- MaxMinPicker.from_candidates_and_initial_pick()
- MaxMinPicker.from_candidates_and_references()
Once you have a picker, use pick_n() or pick_n_with_scores() to pick the the next n candidates, optionally also with its MaxMin diversity score.
Alternatively, use iter_indices(), iter_ids(), to pick the next candidate, yielding either the pick index or pick id; or use iter_indices_and_scores(), or iter_id_and_scores() to also include the MaxMin score.
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static
from_candidates
()¶ Use MaxMin to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena
The initial pick is determined by the heapsweep algorithm, which selects a fingerprint with the globally smallest maximum Tanimoto score to any other fingerprint. This may take a few seconds so use from_candidates_and_initial_pick if you know the initial pick.
If randomize is True (the default), the candidates are shuffled before the MaxMin algorithm starts. Shuffling gives a sense of how MaxMin is affected by arbitrary tie-breaking.
The heapsweep and shuffle methods depend on a (shared) RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - randomize (True to shuffle, False to leave as-is) – shuffle the candidates before picking?
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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static
from_candidates_and_initial_pick
()¶ Use MaxMin to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena, starting with an initial pick
This method lets you specify the initial pick as an initial_pick index into the candidate arena.
There are several strategies for the initial MaxMin pick: use the “middle” fingerprint, use a randomly selected fingerprint, or, if heapsweep identifies that multiple fingerprints have the same smallest maximum Tanimoto score, then try each of those as starting point.
If randomize is True (the default), the candidates are shuffled before the MaxMin algorithm starts. Shuffling gives a sense of how MaxMin is affected by arbitrary tie-breaking.
Shuffling depends on a RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - initial_pick (an integer) – the index of the initial pick, which must be a non-empty fingerprint
- randomize (True to shuffle, False to leave as-is) – shuffle the candidates before picking?
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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static
from_candidates_and_references
()¶ Use MaxMin to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena, which are also diverse from the reference arena
The fingerprints in candidate_arena are ranked according to their most similar fingerprint in reference_arena. A fingerprint with the the smallest maximum score is used as the initial pick when applying the MaxMin algorithm to the remaining fingerprint in the candidate_arena.
If randomize is True (the default), the candidates are shuffled before the MaxMin algorithm starts. Shuffling gives a sense of how MaxMin is affected by arbitrary tie-breaking.
Shuffling depends on a RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - reference_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing reference fingerprints - randomize (True to shuffle, False to leave as-is) – shuffle the candidates before picking?
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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pick_n
()¶ Pick up to n candidates with a maximum similarity of max_similarity to any previous pick
The picks are appended to the MaxMinPicker’s picks data and the pick information (picked candidate fingerprint indices and corresponding ids) is returned in a Picks instance.
Use pick_n_with_scores() if you also need the maximum similarity score.
n may zero, in which case an empty Picks instance is returned.
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (an integer) – the maximum number of remaining candidates to pick
- max_similarity (a float) – the maximum allowed pick similarity
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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pick_n_with_scores
()¶ Pick up to n candidates with a maximum similarity of max_similarity to any previous pick
The picks are appended to the MaxMinPicker’s picks data and the pick information (picked candidate fingerprint indices, maximum score, and corresponding ids, an) is returned in a PicksAndScores instance.
Use pick_n() if you do not need the maximum similarity score.
n may zero, in which case an empty PicksAndScores instance is returned. This may be useful in combination with the result parameter to accumulate successive picks.
If result is a PicksAndScores instance returned from a previous pick_n_with_scores() call then the pick information will be stored in that instances instead of creating a new one.
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (an integer) – the maximum number of remaining candidates to pick
- max_similarity (a float) – the maximum allowed pick similarity
- result (a chemfp.diversity.PicksAndScores) – store picks in the given object instead of creating a new result object
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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class
chemfp.diversity.
BasePicks
¶ Bases:
object
Information about the picks (ids and indices). Do not modify its values.
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as_ctypes
()¶ Return a ctypes view of the underlying pick data
The view is a Pick array with attributes named candidate_idx and popcount.
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as_numpy
()¶ Return a NumPy view of the underlying pick data
The view has a structured dtype with fields named “candidate_idx” and “popcount”.
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get_ids
()¶ Return a list of ids for each pick
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get_indices
()¶ Return a list of indices into the candidates arena for each pick
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to_pandas
()¶ Return the pick ids as a pandas DataFrame
The default column header is “pick_id”. Use column to specify an alternate header.
Parameters: column (a string) – the column header for the pick ids Returns: a pandas DataFrame
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class
chemfp.diversity.
Candidate
¶ Bases:
_ctypes.Structure
A view of a candidate fingerprint in the picker. Do not modify its values.
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c
¶ Structure/Union member
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candidate_idx
¶ Structure/Union member
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d
¶ Structure/Union member
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depth
¶ Structure/Union member
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popcount
¶ Structure/Union member
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reference_popcount
¶ Structure/Union member
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class
chemfp.diversity.
DISERanker
¶ Bases:
object
Generate a fingerprint ranking based on the DISE algorithm
In directed sphere exclusion, the next pick is the candidate fingerprint closest to a given set of reference fingerprints.
This class can be used to generate values passed to SphereExclusionPicker’s ranks parameter.
The class variable DISE_SMILES_LIST contains the SMILES strings for the three reference compounds used in the DISE paper by Gobbi and Lee.
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DISE_SMILES_LIST
= ['CCCC1=NN(C2=C1N=C(NC2=O)C3=C(C=CC(=C3)S(=O)(=O)N4CCN(CC4)C)OCC)C.O=C(O)CC(O)(C(O)=O)CC(O)=O', 'O=C(OC)\\C3=C(\\N\\C(=C(\\C(=O)OC(C)C)C3c1cccc2nonc12)C)C', 'O=C(OCC)[C@@H](N[C@@H]2C(=O)N(c1ccccc1CC2)CC(=O)O)CCc3ccccc3']¶
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from_dise_paper
¶ Use the structures from the DISE paper to create a DISERanker for a given fingerprint type
The structures are the SMILES strings in DISE_SMILES_LIST.
Parameters: - fptype (a string or a
chemfp.types.FingerprintType
) – the fingerprint type used to process the SMILES strings - reader_args (None, or a dictionary) – optional reader arguments for SMILES processing
Returns: - fptype (a string or a
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from_fingerprints
¶ Use a list of fingerprints to create a DISERanker
This is a short-hand for:
arena = load_fingerprints(fingerprints, metadata=metadata, reorder=False) return DISERanker(arena)See func:chemfp.load_fingerprints for full details.
Parameters: - fingerprints – the fingerprints to use
- metadata (a
chemfp.Metata
) – the metadata used if fingerprints is an (id, fp) iterator
Returns:
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from_smiles_list
¶ Use a list of SMILES string to create a DISERanker for a given fingerprint type
Parameters: - fptype (a string or a
chemfp.types.FingerprintType
) – the fingerprint type used to process the SMILES strings - smiles_list (a list of strings) – the list of SMILES strings
- reader_args (None, or a dictionary) – optional reader arguments for SMILES processing
Returns: - fptype (a string or a
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rank_arena
¶ Return an array of ranks, one for each fingerprint.
The algorithm starts by ranking each arena fingerprint to the first reference fingerprint. Fingerprints with a low rank value are more similar to the reference fingerprint than fingerprints with a high rank value.
Ties are broken by similarity to each successive reference fingerprint (in self.dise_arena).
If rng is None then any final ties are left as-is, otherwise ties are broken by the passed-in rng using the rng.shuffle() method.
If rng is an integer then use Python’s
random.Random(rng)
to create the rng.Parameters: - arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
) – a fingerprint arena - rng (None, an integer, or an object with a shuffle method.) – an RNG used to break any final ties
Returns: an array.array of ranks, one for each arena fingerprint
- arena (a
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class
chemfp.diversity.
HeapSweepPicker
¶ Bases:
chemfp.diversity.BaseMaxMinPicker
An implementation of the heapsweep picker algorithm
The constructor must not be called directly. Instead, use MaxMinPicker.from_candidates().
Once you have a picker, use pick_n() or pick_n_with_scores() to pick the the next n candidates, optionally also with its heapsweep score.
Alternatively, use iter_indices(), iter_ids(), to pick the next candidate, yielding either the pick index or pick id; or use iter_indices_and_scores(), or iter_id_and_scores() to also include the heapsweep diversity score.
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static
from_candidates
()¶ Use heapsweep to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena
The heapsweep diversity score for a fingerprint is the maximum Tanimoto score between that fingerprint and all other fingerprints in the candidate_arena. The heapsweep method iteratively picks fingerprints from most diverse (smallest maximum Tanimoto) to to least.
If randomize is True (the default), the candidates are shuffled before the heapsweep algorithm starts. Shuffling should only affect the ordering of fingerprints with identical diversity scores. It is True by default so the first picked fingerprint is the same as MaxMin.from_candidates. Setting to False should generally be slightly faster.
The shuffle and heapsweep methods depend on a (shared) RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - randomize (True to shuffle, False to leave as-is) – shuffle the candidates before picking?
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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pick_n
()¶ Pick up to n candidates with a globally maximum similarity of max_similarity
The picks are appended to the MaxMinPicker’s picks data and the pick information (picked candidate fingerprint indices and corresponding ids) is returned in a Picks instance.
Use pick_n_with_scores() if you also need the maximum similarity score.
n may zero, in which case an empty Picks instance is returned.
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (an integer) – the maximum number of remaining candidates to pick
- max_similarity (a float) – the maximum allowed pick similarity
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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pick_n_with_scores
()¶ Pick up to n candidates
The picks are appended to the MaxMinPicker’s picks data and the pick information (picked candidate fingerprint indices, maximum score, and corresponding ids, an) is returned in a PicksAndScores instance.
Use pick_n() if you do not need the maximum similarity score.
n may zero, in which case an empty PicksAndScores instance is returned. This may be useful in combination with the result parameter to accumulate successive picks.
If result is a PicksAndScores instance returned from a previous pick_n_with_scores() call then the pick information will be stored in that instances instead of creating a new one.
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (an integer) – the maximum number of remaining candidates to pick
- max_similarity (a float) – the maximum allowed pick similarity
- result – store picks in the given object instead of creating a new result object
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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class
chemfp.diversity.
MaxMinCandidates
¶ Bases:
object
Get access to the remaining MaxMin or HeapSweep candidates. Do not modify its values.
NOTE: This is an internal API used for testing and not part of the public API.
If you find it useful, let me know.
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as_ctypes
()¶ Get a ctypes view of the underlying Candidate data
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as_numpy
()¶ Get a numpy view of the underlying Candidate data
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get_indices
()¶ Return a list of indices into the candidates arena
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class
chemfp.diversity.
Neighbors
¶ Bases:
chemfp.diversity.PicksAndScores
Access the sphere exclusion neighbor indices, score, and ids
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as_ctypes
()¶ Return a ctypes view of the underlying neighbor data
The view is a PickAndScore array with attributes named candidate_idx and score.
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as_numpy
()¶ Return a numpy view of the underlying neighbor data
The view has a structure dtype with fields named “candidate_idx” and “score”.
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get_ids
()¶ Return a list of neigbhor ids for the exclusion sphere
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get_ids_and_scores
()¶ Return a tuple of (id, score) for the neighbors in the exclusion sphere
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get_indices
()¶ Return a list of indices into the candidate arena for the neighbors
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get_indices_and_scores
()¶ Return a tuple of (arena indices, score) for the neighbors
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get_scores
()¶ Return a list of scores for the neighbors in the exclusion sphere
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reorder
()¶ Reorder the neighbors based on the requested ordering.
The available orderings are:
- increasing-score - sort by increasing score
- decreasing-score - sort by decreasing score
- increasing-score-plus - sort by increasing score, break ties by increasing index
- decreasing-score-plus - sort by decreasing score, break ties by increasing index
- increasing-index - sort by increasing index
- decreasing-index - sort by decreasing index
- move-closest-first - move the neighbor with the highest score to the first position
- reverse - reverse the current ordering
Parameters: ordering (string) – the name of the ordering to use
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to_pandas
()¶ Return a pandas DataFrame with the sphere neighbor ids and scores
The first column contains the ids, the second column contains the ids. The default columns headers are “neighbor_id” and “score”. Use columns to specify different headers.
Parameters: columns (a list of two strings) – column names for the returned DataFrame Returns: a pandas DataFrame
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class
chemfp.diversity.
Pick
¶ Bases:
_ctypes.Structure
A view of a picked fingerprint in the picker. Do not modify its values.
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candidate_idx
¶ Structure/Union member
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popcount
¶ Structure/Union member
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class
chemfp.diversity.
PickAndScore
¶ Bases:
_ctypes.Structure
A picked fingerprint index and score. Do not modify its values.
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candidate_idx
¶ Structure/Union member
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score
¶ Structure/Union member
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class
chemfp.diversity.
Picks
¶ Bases:
chemfp.diversity.BasePicks
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class
chemfp.diversity.
PicksAndCounts
¶ Bases:
chemfp.diversity.BasePicks
Information about the picks (ids and indices) and sphere exclusion counts. Do not modify its values.
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get_counts
()¶ Return the array of counts for the picks
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get_ids
()¶ Return a list of pick ids for each pick
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get_ids_and_counts
()¶ Return a list of (pick id, count) for each pick
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get_indices_and_counts
()¶ Return a list of (arena index, count) for each pick
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to_pandas
()¶ Return a pandas DataFrame with the pick ids and sphere exclusion counts.
The first column contains the ids, the second column contains the sphere exclusion counts. The default columns headers are “pick_id” and “count”. Use columns to specify different headers.
Parameters: columns (a list of three strings) – column names for the returned DataFrame Returns: a pandas DataFrame
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class
chemfp.diversity.
PicksAndNeighbors
¶ Bases:
chemfp.diversity.BasePicks
Information about the picks (ids and indices) and sphere exclusion neighbors. Do not modify its values.
A “neighbor” is a candidate index within the pick’s sphere similarity threshold, and may include the pick.
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get_all_neighbors
()¶ Return the list of all neighbors for each pick
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get_counts
()¶ Return the array of counts for the picks
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get_ids_and_counts
()¶ Return a list of (pick id, count) for each pick
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get_ids_and_neighbors
()¶ Return a tuple of (pick id, neighbors) for each pick
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get_indices_and_counts
()¶ Return a list of (pick index, count) for each pick
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get_indices_and_neighbors
()¶ Return a tuple of (candidate arena index, neighbors) for each pick
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to_pandas
()¶ Return a pandas DataFrame with pick id and its sphere neighbor ids and scores
Each pick has zero or more neighbors. Each neighbor becomes a row in the output table, with the pick id in the first column, the neighbor id in the second, and the hit score in the third.
The default columns headers are “pick_id”, “neighbor_id” and “score”. Use columns to specify different headers.
If a pick has no neighbors then by default a row is added with the query id, ‘*’ as the target id, and None as the score (which pandas will treat as a NA value).
Use empty to specify different behavior for queries with no hits. If empty is None then no row is added to the table. If empty is a 2-element tuple the first element is used as the target id and the second is used as the score.
Parameters: columns (a list of two strings) – column names for the returned DataFrame Returns: a pandas DataFrame
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class
chemfp.diversity.
PicksAndScores
¶ Bases:
object
Access the pick indices, scores, and ids
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as_ctypes
()¶ Return a ctypes view of the underlying hit data
The view is a PickAndScore array with attributes named candidate_idx and score.
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as_numpy
()¶ Return a numpy view of the underlying hit data
The view has a structure dtype with fields named “candidate_idx” and “score”.
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get_ids
()¶ Return a list of identifiers for the picks
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get_ids_and_scores
()¶ Return a tuple of (id, score) for the picks
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get_indices
()¶ Return a list of indices into the candidate arena for the picks
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get_indices_and_scores
()¶ Return a tuple of (arena indices, score) for the picks
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get_scores
()¶ Return a list of scores for the picks
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move_pick_index_to_first
()¶ Move the pick with the given index to the first position in the list
raises IndexError if the pick_index does not exist.
This lets spherex output always have the center as the first member.
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reorder
()¶ Reorder the picks based on the requested ordering.
The available orderings are:
- increasing-score - sort by increasing score
- decreasing-score - sort by decreasing score
- increasing-score-plus - sort by increasing score, break ties by increasing index
- decreasing-score-plus - sort by decreasing score, break ties by increasing index
- increasing-index - sort by increasing pick index
- decreasing-index - sort by decreasing pick index
- move-closest-first - move the pick with the highest score to the first position
- reverse - reverse the current ordering
Parameters: ordering (string) – the name of the ordering to use
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to_pandas
()¶ Return a pandas DataFrame with the pick ids and scores
The first column contains the ids, the second column contains the ids. The default columns headers are “pick_id” and “score”. Use columns to specify different headers.
Parameters: columns (a list of two strings) – column names for the returned DataFrame Returns: a pandas DataFrame
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class
chemfp.diversity.
SphereExclusionCandidates
¶ Bases:
object
Get access to the remaining sphere exclusion candidates. Do not modify its values.
NOTE: This is an internal API used for testing and not part of the public API.
If you find it useful, let me know.
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get_indices
()¶ Return the candidate indices as an array.array of integers
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get_ranks
()¶ Return the candidate ranks as an array.array of integers
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class
chemfp.diversity.
SphereExclusionPicker
¶ Bases:
object
An implementation of the sphere picker algorithm, optionally directed
The constructor must not be called directly. Instead, use one of:
- SphereExclusionPicker.from_candidates()
- SphereExclusionPicker.from_candidates_and_initial_pick()
- SphereExclusionPicker.from_candidates_and_initial_picks()
- SphereExclusionPicker.from_candidates_and_references()
Once you have a picker, use pick_n(), pick_n_with_counts() or pick_n_with_neighbors() to pick the the next n candidates, optionally also with the number of fingerprints within its sphere, or with the information about those fingerprints stored in a Neighbors object.
Alternatively, use iter_indices(), iter_ids(), to pick the next candidate, yielding either the pick index or pick id; or use iter_indices_and_counts() or iter_ids_and_counts() to also include the counts; or use iter_indices_and_neighbors() or iter_ids_and_neighbors() to also include the Neighbors for each sphere.
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candidates
¶ Get access to the remaining candidates as a
chemfp.diversity.SphereExclusionCandidates
NOTE: This is not part of the public API.
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static
from_candidates
()¶ Use sphere exclusion to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena
Each new pick from candidate_arena will be less than threshold similar to any previous pick. The effective sphere radius = 1 - threshold
By default randomize = None because the appropriate default value depends on if ranks is specified. If ranks is None the randomize = None is interpreted as randomize = True. If ranks is not None then randomize is interpreted as False.
The default method (with ranks = None and randomize = None or randomize = True) picks the next fingerprint at random from the remaining candidates. This is undirected sphere picking.
If ranks = None and randomize = False then the next pick is the available candidate with the smallest index in the arena. Since the candidate arena is ordered by popcount, this directs sphere picking to select fingerprints with the smallest number of on bits. (In practice this does not seem that useful.)
If ranks is specified then it must be an array of unsigned integers, with one rank value for each fingerprint. The ranks are used for directed sphere exclusion; a candidate with a lower rank is chosen before one with a higher rank.
If ranks is not None and randomize = None or randomize = False then the next pick is the fingerprint with the lowest rank, with ties broken by the smallest index in the candidate arena.
If ranks is not None and randomize = True then the next pick is chosen at random from all of the fingerprints with the same lowest rank. The current implementation assumes ranks are nearly all distinct, and takes O(number of duplicates) time if there are duplicates, which may take quadratic time if there are only a few distinct ranks.
The random methods require an initial seed for the RNG. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - threshold (a double between 0.0 and 1.0, inclusive) – the Tanimoto similarity threshold used to identify sphere exclusion
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
- ranks (None, or an array of unsigned 32-bit integers) – rank values for each candidate (optional)
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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static
from_candidates_and_initial_pick
()¶ Use sphere exclusion to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena, starting with an intial pick
This is a short-cut for:
from_candidates_and_initial_picks(candidate_arena, [initial_pick], …)See SphereExclusionPicker.from_candidates_and_initial_picks for full details.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - candidate_indices (a list or array of integers) – the initial picks, as indicies into the candidate arena
- threshold (a double between 0.0 and 1.0, inclusive) – the Tanimoto similarity threshold used to identify sphere exclusion
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
- ranks (None, or an array of unsigned 32-bit integers) – rank values for each candidate (optional)
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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static
from_candidates_and_initial_picks
()¶ Use sphere exclusion to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena, starting with an intial pick list
Each new pick from candidate_arena will be less than threshold similar to any previous pick. The effective sphere radius = 1 - threshold
Use initial_picks to specify the initial picks. If a specified candidate index was picked by an ealier candidate index then pick will still occur but the new candidate index will not be included in the count nor the neighbors.
By default randomize = None because the appropriate default value depends on if ranks is specified. If ranks is None the randomize = None is interpreted as randomize = True. If ranks is not None then randomize is interpreted as False.
The default method (with ranks = None and randomize = None or randomize = True) picks the next fingerprint at random from the remaining candidates. This is undirected sphere picking.
If ranks = None and randomize = False then the next pick is the available candidate with the smallest index in the arena. Since the candidate arena is ordered by popcount, this directs sphere picking to select fingerprints with the smallest number of on bits. (In practice this does not seem that useful.)
If ranks is specified then it must be an array of unsigned integers, with one rank value for each fingerprint. The ranks are used for directed sphere exclusion; a candidate with a lower rank is chosen before one with a higher rank.
If ranks is not None and randomize = None or randomize = False then the next pick is the fingerprint with the lowest rank, with ties broken by the smallest index in the candidate arena.
If ranks is not None and randomize = True then the next pick is chosen at random from all of the fingerprints with the same lowest rank. The current implementation assumes ranks are nearly all distinct, and takes O(number of duplicates) time if there are duplicates, which may take quadratic time if there are only a few distinct ranks.
The random methods require an initial seed for the RNG. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - initial_picks (a list or array of integers) – the initial picks, as indicies into the candidate arena (duplicates are ignored)
- threshold (a double between 0.0 and 1.0, inclusive) – the Tanimoto similarity threshold used to identify sphere exclusion
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
- ranks (None, or an array of unsigned 32-bit integers) – rank values for each candidate (optional)
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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static
from_candidates_and_references
()¶ Use sphere exclusion to pick diverse fingerprints from the candidate arena which are also diverse from the reference arena
Each new pick from candidate_arena will be less than threshold similar any previous pick and any fingerprint in reference_arena. The effective sphere radius = 1 - threshold.
By default randomize = None because the appropriate default value depends on if ranks is specified. If ranks is None the randomize = None is interpreted as randomize = True. If ranks is not None then randomize is interpreted as False.
The default method (with ranks = None and randomize = None or randomize = True) picks the next fingerprint at random from the remaining candidates. This is undirected sphere picking.
If ranks = None and randomize = False then the next pick is the available candidate with the smallest index in the arena. Since the candidate arena is ordered by popcount, this directs sphere picking to select fingerprints with the smallest number of on bits. (In practice this does not seem that useful.)
If ranks is specified then it must be an array of unsigned integers, with one rank value for each fingerprint. The ranks are used for directed sphere exclusion; a candidate with a lower rank is chosen before one with a higher rank.
If ranks is not None and randomize = None or randomize = False then the next pick is the fingerprint with the lowest rank, with ties broken by the smallest index in the candidate arena.
If ranks is not None and randomize = True then the next pick is chosen at random from all of the fingerprints with the same lowest rank. The current implementation assumes ranks are nearly all distinct, and takes O(number of duplicates) time if there are duplicates, which may take quadratic time if there are only a few distinct ranks.
The random methods require an initial seed for the RNG. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing the candidate fingerprints to pick from - reference_arena (a
chemfp.arena.FingerprintArena
with popcount indices and at least one non-empty fingerprint) – an arena containing reference fingerprints - threshold (a double between 0.0 and 1.0, inclusive) – the Tanimoto similarity threshold used to identify sphere exclusion
- randomize (True for random selection, False for deterministic) – select the next candidate at random from the possible candidates
- seed (a value between 0 and 2**64-1, or -1) – initial RNG seed, or -1 (the default) to seed from Python’s RNG
- ranks (None, or an array of unsigned 32-bit integers) – rank values for each candidate (optional)
Returns: - candidate_arena (a
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iter_ids
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding the candidate id each time
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iter_ids_and_counts
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding (candidate id, sphere membership count) each time
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iter_ids_and_neighbors
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding (candidate id, sphere neigbhors) each time
The neighbors are a Neighbors instance describing the unpicked fingerprints within the given sphere.
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iter_indices
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding the candidate index each time
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iter_indices_and_counts
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding (candidate index, sphere membership count) each time
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iter_indices_and_neighbors
()¶ Iteratively make a pick, yielding (candidate index, sphere neigbhors) each time
The neighbors are a Neighbors instance describing the unpicked fingerprints within the given sphere.
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pick_n
()¶ Pick up to n candidate fingerprints
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (a non-negative integer) – the number of candidates to pick
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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pick_n_with_counts
()¶ Pick up to n candidate fingerprints, and the number of fingerprints in its sphere
The count includes the candidate fingerprint.
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (a non-negative integer) – the number of candidates to pick
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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pick_n_with_neighbors
()¶ Pick up to n candidate fingerprints, and the neighbor fingerprints in its sphere
The fingerprints in the sphere will include the candidate fingerprint unless it was an initial pick and found in an earlier initial pick.
Use timeout to stop picking after the given number of seconds has elapsed. This is primarily meant for interactive use like progess bars and status updates.
Parameters: - n (a non-negative integer) – the number of candidates to pick
- timeout (None for no maximum time, or a non-negative float) – stop picking after the given number of seconds
Returns:
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picks
¶ Get access to all of the picks so far (including initial picks) as a
chemfp.diversity.Picks
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threshold
¶ Return the specified threshold value
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chemfp.diversity.
get_dise_ranker
()¶ Return a DISERanker
If dise_arena is not None then it must be a fingerprint arena containing the reference fingerprints for DISE ranking.
If smiles_list is not None then it must be a list of SMILES strings used to generate the DISE arena, with the given fptype fingerprint type and optional reader_args.
Otherwise, use fptype to generate a DISE arena with the three SMILES strings in Gobbi, A., Lee, M. L. (2003). DISE: directed sphere exclusion. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 43(1), 317-323. https://doi.org/10.1021/ci025554v
Parameters: - dise_arena (a FingerprintArena) – the reference fingerprints for DISE ranking
- smiles_list (a list of SMILES string) – SMILES strings used for DISE ranking
- fptype (if required, a string or fingerprint type object) – the fingerprint type used to process the SMILES string
- reader_args (None, or a dictionary) – reader arguments for parsing the SMILES string
Returns: a DISERanker
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chemfp.diversity.
get_dise_ranks
()¶ Rank the candidate fingerprints based on the DISE method
The candidate fingerprints in candidates_arena are ranked by the similarity to the first DISE reference fingerprint. A fingerprint with a higher similarity has a lower rank value. Ties are broken by similarity to the second reference fingerprint, etc. The lowest rank value is 0.
This is based on the method described in Gobbi, A., Lee, M. L. (2003). DISE: directed sphere exclusion. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 43(1), 317-323. https://doi.org/10.1021/ci025554v
If dise_arena is not None then it used as the DISE reference fingerprints.
If smiles_list is not None then it must be a list of SMILES strings used to generate the DISE reference fingerprints. If smiles_list is None then the three SMILES from the Gobbi and Lee paper are used.
If fptype is specified, it is used to to generate the fingerprints from the SMILES strings, otherwise the fingerprint type from candidates_arena is used. The reader_args is passed to the appropriate SMILES parser.
Parameters: - candidates_arena (a FingerprintArena) – the fingerprints to rank
- dise_arena (a FingerprintArena) – the reference fingerprints for DISE ranking
- smiles_list (a list of SMILES string) – SMILES strings used for DISE ranking
- fptype (if required, a string or fingerprint type object) – the fingerprint type used to process the SMILES string
- reader_args (None, or a dictionary) – reader arguments for parsing the SMILES string
Returns: an array of integers
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chemfp.diversity.
get_heapsweep_picker
()¶ Create a HeapSweepPicker to pick from candiate_arena
If randomize is True (the default), the candidates are shuffled before the heapsweep algorithm starts. Shuffling should only affect the ordering of fingerprints with identical diversity scores. It is True by default so the first picked fingerprint is the same as MaxMin.from_candidates. Setting to False should generally be slightly faster.
The shuffle and heapsweep methods depend on a (shared) RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
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chemfp.diversity.
get_maxmin_picker
()¶ Create a MaxMinPicker to pick from candiate_arena
If initial_pick and reference_arena are not specified then the initial pick is selected using the heapsweep algorithm, which finds a fingerprint with the smallest maximum Tanimoto to any other fingerprint. Use initial_pick to specify the initial pick, either as a string (which is treated as a candidate id) or as an integer (which is treated as a fingerprint index).
If reference_arena is not None then any picked candidate fingerprint must also be dissimilar from all of the fingerprints in the reference fingerprints. The model behind the terms is that you want to pick diverse fingerprints from a vendor catalog which are also diverse from your in-house reference compounds.
If randomize is True (the default), the candidates are shuffled before the MaxMin algorithm starts. Shuffling gives a sense of how MaxMin is affected by arbitrary tie-breaking.
The heapsweep and shuffle methods depend on a (shared) RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a fingerprint arena) – the candidates to pick from
- reference_arena (None, or a fingerprint arena) – avoid candidates which are close to the references
- initial_pick (None, or an integer) – the initial candidate index to pick
- randomize (bool) – True to randomize the initial order, else False
- seed (an integer between -1 and 2*64-1) – the RNG seed, or -1 to seed from Python’s RNG
Returns: a SphereExclusionPicker
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chemfp.diversity.
get_sphere_exclusion_picker
()¶ Create a SphereExclusionPicker to pick from candiate_arena
Each picked fingerprint removes all candidate fingerprints which are at least threshold similar to the picked fingerprint from future consideration (the sphere radius = 1 - threshold).
At most one of initial_pick, initial_picks, or reference_arena may be specified. The initial_pick is the index of the first pick, initial_picks is a list of indices, and reference_arena is a set of fingerprints to avoid (picked fingerprints will not be threshold similar to any fingerprint in reference_arena.)
If ranks is not specified and randomize is None (the default) or True then the picked fingerprint is chosen at random from the remaining candidates. If randomize is False then the fingerprint with the lowest index is selected. (Because of chemfp arena ordering, this will have the smallest number of bits set.)
If ranks is specified then the fingerprint is picked from the remaining fingerprints with the lowest rank. If randomize is None (the default) or False then the picked fingerprint with the lowest index is selected. If randomize is True then a random fingerprint with the lowest rank is picked. (Note: the implementation is O(n) in the number of duplicate ranks, on the assumption that nearly all ranks are different.)
The randomization methods depend on an RNG, which requires an initial seed. If seed is -1 (the default) then use Python’s own RNG to generate the initial seed, otherwise use the value as the seed.
Parameters: - candidate_arena (a fingerprint arena) – the candidates to pick from
- reference_arena (None, or a fingerprint arena) – avoid candidates which are close to the references
- initial_pick (None, or an integer) – the initial candidate index to pick
- initial_picks (None, or a list of candidate indices) – the initial candidate indices to pick
- threshold (a float between 0.0 and 1.0) – similarity threshold to exclude picks
- ranks (None, or a list of candidate indices) – initial ranks for directed sphere picking (smallest numbers picked first)
- randomize (bool or None) – None for the default, True to pick at random, False to pick the lowest index
- seed (an integer between -1 and 2*64-1) – the RNG seed, or -1 to seed from Python’s RNG
Returns: a SphereExclusionPicker