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Hi @e-mayo, Thanks a lot for this addition to T003! 🚀 I added a couple of TODOs for the reviewers to the PR description. We have a passing CI for T003 🥳 |
Hi, @dominiquesydow, It's on macOS and I will try to find what's wrong here with the environment. |
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Hi @yonghui-cc, Thanks for looking into this! Can you please check if you can install this via Or you reinstall the full environment based on this file: Let me know if this works for you, thank you! |
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Hi, @dominiquesydow,
Although the error happened, the teachopencadd env could still be created without mols2grid package, maybe also others we don't know.
this may help for the first error: https://www.mail-archive.com/qemu-devel@nongnu.org/msg894683.html |
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Hello,
I will try to take a look at it this week.
Best,
Eduardo
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Hi, @dominiquesydow <https://github.com/dominiquesydow>, it worked when I
install mols2grid independently. But it still failed for the full
environment install:
mamba env create -f
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/volkamerlab/TeachOpenCADD/master/devtools/test_env.yml
Error message:
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Hi, @e-mayo, I tried the environment installment command line on Unbuntu OS, but the same problem happen. |
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Hello!! I have generated a new |
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Hi @e-mayo and @yonghui-cc, @yonghui-cc, can you please try installing the environment from a local yml file instead of from the GitHub URL (it cannot install the @e-mayo I finally added the code review for the new pieces in the notebook, please let me know if you find this reasonable, thanks! EDIT: Website rendering works nicely :) |
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I suggest to move the whole mols2grid topic to the end of the Substructure statistics section and look at the three most frequent substructures:
- Michael-acceptor
C=!@CC=[O,S] - Aliphatic-long-chain
[R0&D2][R0&D2][R0&D2][R0&D2] - Oxygen-nitrogen-single-bond
[OR0,NR0][OR0,NR0]
Some minor text edits:
Dataframes > DataFrame
unwanted substructures, let's have a look
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Could you please run black-nb over this notebook (should streamline the formatting with the rest of the notebooks):
black-nb -l 99 teachopencadd/talktorials/T003_compound_unwanted_substructures/talktorial.ipynb
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I will be able to have a look at it only after the Friday. So expect some update by next week.




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A simple introductory example of
mols2grid.displayfunction was added in the T003_compound_unwanted_substructures.Todos
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