Software and demos for Cheminformatics Open Source meeting at EBI

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I do not present software through Powerpoint but through living links and demos. These all worked when they were entered here. All demos decay…

 

We (http://wwmm.ch.cam.ac.uk) have built a wide-ranging series of components to support Open chemistry. They are mainly based on Chemical Markup Language (CML)

  • Recent presentation from Sam Adams at ACS covers much of the ground (especially Chempound)

http://www-pmr.ch.cam.ac.uk/mediawiki/images/9/94/Sam-Adams-CLARION-ACS-April2011.pdf

 

Multicomponent demos include:

  • Searching Chempound repository for a Chem4Word document and using OPSIN to translate name2structure
  • Running Lensfield on commandline to parse directory of compchem output into CML

All demos and software ore Open (Artistic, GPL , CC-BY, PDDL, CC0)

 

(CML) infrastructure and include:

OSCAR4, a modular system for textmining;

Chem4Word

OPSIN, a name2structure converter (Daniel Lowe et al.);

ChemicalTagger, a natural language system for chemistry;

JUMBOConverters which process collections of legacy material (including computational logfiles) into semantic form;

Chempound, a semantic RDF repository for any chemistry;

Crystaleye, an automatic aggregator of crystal structures and publications;

Lensfield, a make facility for data.

Metaprint, an Open source tool for predicting sites of metabolism

JNI-InChI (Sam Adams)

See also:

Much of this is being formally written up for a special issue of J. Cheminformatics (BMC).

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