DEVELOPMENT OF NEURAL-NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY CORRELATION OF MOLECULES (NECO) - PREDICTION OF ENDO EXO SUBSTITUTION OF NORBORNANE DERIVATIVES AND OF CARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY OF PAHS FROM C-13-NMRSHIFTS/
Y. Isu et al., DEVELOPMENT OF NEURAL-NETWORK SIMULATOR FOR STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY CORRELATION OF MOLECULES (NECO) - PREDICTION OF ENDO EXO SUBSTITUTION OF NORBORNANE DERIVATIVES AND OF CARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY OF PAHS FROM C-13-NMRSHIFTS/, Journal of chemical information and computer sciences, 36(2), 1996, pp. 286-293
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Information Science & Library Science","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications",Chemistry,"Computer Science Information Systems
A perceptron type neural network simulator for structure-activity corr
elation of molecules has been developed with two different learning me
thods, i.e., back-propagation and reconstruction methods. First by use
of the back-propagation method the exo/endo branching of norbornane a
nd norbornene derivatives was correctly predicted from the set of C-13
NMR chemical shifts for various ring carbon atoms. Then the obtained
correlation was analyzed by the reconstruction learning method. It was
shown in this case that the MMR shifts for two carbon atoms out of se
ven have strong correlation with the exo/endo branching. Further, stru
cture-activity correlation between the C-13 NMR chemical shifts and ca
rcinogenicity of 11 polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons was also analyzed
using the reconstruction method. It was demonstrated that neural netw
ork analysis is suitable for the elucidation of complicated structure-
activity problems where many factors are nonlinearly entangled.