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    Distribution of Bound Conformations in Conformational Ensembles for X‑ray Ligands Predicted by the ANI-2X Machine Learning Potential by Fengyang Han (14613218)

    Published 2023
    “…In this study, we systematically studied the energy distribution of bioactive conformations of small molecular ligands in their conformational ensembles using ANI-2X, a machine learning potential, in conjunction with one of our recently developed geometry optimization algorithms, known as a conjugate gradient with backtracking line search (CG-BS). …”
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    Distribution of Bound Conformations in Conformational Ensembles for X‑ray Ligands Predicted by the ANI-2X Machine Learning Potential by Fengyang Han (14613218)

    Published 2023
    “…In this study, we systematically studied the energy distribution of bioactive conformations of small molecular ligands in their conformational ensembles using ANI-2X, a machine learning potential, in conjunction with one of our recently developed geometry optimization algorithms, known as a conjugate gradient with backtracking line search (CG-BS). …”
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    Data_Sheet_1_A Greedy Algorithm-Based Stem Cell LncRNA Signature Identifies a Novel Subgroup of Lung Adenocarcinoma Patients With Poor Prognosis.PDF by Seema Khadirnaikar (9227318)

    Published 2020
    “…A notable result observed was high infiltration of T cells and a higher level of neopeptides in uLUAD patients, making these patients an optimal candidate for immunotherapy. Further, feature selection using greedy algorithm identified 17-hESC-lncRNAs signature, which showed significant consistency with 198 hESC-lncRNAs–based classification, and identified a group of patients with high stem cell–like characteristic in the 10 most common cancer types and CCLE cell lines. …”