(This article was first published on chem-bla-ics, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)
For a toxicology paper we are writing up, I need to create a few plots showing how the toxic and non-toxic molecules differ (or not) with respect to a few molecular properties, such as logP or the molecular weight. The rcdk package provides all, of course, except for a nice convenience method (or does it?) to make a plot. That is, I just want to do something like: plot.propdist(And now I can. The result looks something like:
mols,
selections=list(all, actives, inactives),
descriptor=
"org.openscience.cdk.qsar.descriptors.molecular.WeightDescriptor",
main="", xlab="Weight"
)
The source code of my method (licensed MIT):
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