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QSAR Bioconcentration Classes Data Set

QSAR Bioconcentration Classes Data Set

@kaggle.ishandutta_qsar_bioconcentration_classes_data_set

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About this Dataset

QSAR Bioconcentration Classes Data Set

Data Set Information:

A dataset of manually-curated BCF for 779 chemicals was used to determine the mechanisms of bioconcentration, i.e. to predict whether a chemical: (1) is mainly stored within lipid tissues, (2) has additional storage sites (e.g. proteins), or (3) is metabolized/eliminated. Data were randomly split into a training set of 584 compounds (75%) and a test set of 195 compounds (25%), preserving the proportion between the classes. Two QSAR classification trees were developed using CART (Classification and Regression Trees) machine learning technique coupled with Genetic Algorithms. The file contains the selected Dragon descriptors (9) along with CAS, SMILES, experimental BCF, experimental/predicted KOW and mechanistic class (1, 2, 3). Further details on model development and performance along with descriptor definitions and interpretation are provided in the original manuscript (Grisoni et al., 2016).

Attribute Information:

3 Compound identifiers:

  • CAS number
  • Molecular SMILES
  • Train/test splitting

9 molecular descriptors (independent variables)

  • nHM
  • piPC09
  • PCD
  • X2Av
  • MLOGP
  • ON1V
  • N-072
  • B02[C-N]
  • F04[C-O]

2 experimental responses:

  • Bioconcentration Factor (BCF) in log units (regression)
  • Bioaccumulation class (three classes)

Relevant Papers:

F. Grisoni, V.Consonni, M.Vighi, S.Villa, R.Todeschini (2016). Investigating the mechanisms of bioconcentration through QSAR classification trees, Environment International, 88, 198-205

Tables

Grisoni Et Al 2016 Envint88

@kaggle.ishandutta_qsar_bioconcentration_classes_data_set.grisoni_et_al_2016_envint88
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  • 779 rows
  • 14 columns
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CREATE TABLE grisoni_et_al_2016_envint88 (
  "cas" VARCHAR,
  "smiles" VARCHAR,
  "set" VARCHAR,
  "nhm" BIGINT,
  "pipc09" DOUBLE,
  "pcd" DOUBLE,
  "x2av" DOUBLE,
  "mlogp" DOUBLE,
  "on1v" DOUBLE,
  "n_072" BIGINT,
  "b02_c_n" BIGINT,
  "f04_c_o" BIGINT,
  "class" BIGINT,
  "logbcf" DOUBLE
);

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