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SMILES property #392
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SMILES property #392
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A molecule can have hundreds of valid SMILES descriptors. A client would have to include all of them in a query, to determine whether a particular molecule is present in the database.
I can imagine that such a query would be slow to execute.
A more efficient way, would be to convert the SMILES string of the query into a structure and then back into a SMILES string using the same method that was used to generate the SMILES strings in the database.
These lines however explicitly forbid databases from implementing this method.
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I have responded to these concerns already.
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@JPBergsma, are you OK with leaving these two lines intact and marking the conversation as resolved?
From what I understand from the discussions in #392, it was agreed to implement the complex structure search functionality in a different way (e.g. by using SMARTS).