THE USE OF THE ORDERED ORTHOGONALIZED MULTIVARIATE LINEAR-REGRESSION IN A STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY STUDY OF COUMARIN AND FLAVONOID DERIVATIVES ASINHIBITORS OF ALDOSE REDUCTASE
D. Amic et al., THE USE OF THE ORDERED ORTHOGONALIZED MULTIVARIATE LINEAR-REGRESSION IN A STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY STUDY OF COUMARIN AND FLAVONOID DERIVATIVES ASINHIBITORS OF ALDOSE REDUCTASE, Journal of chemical information and computer sciences, 37(3), 1997, pp. 581-586
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Information Science & Library Science","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications",Chemistry,"Computer Science Information Systems
The relationship between molecular descriptors and the inhibitory acti
vity of aldose reductase (AR) for a series of coumarin and flavonoid d
erivatives has been investigated using a novel multivariate linear reg
ression based on the ordered orthogonalized descriptor set. First, sta
rting from the set of 31 descriptors we produced absolutely the best n
onorthogonalized QSAR models with I descriptors (I = 1-7). These model
s are always better than the models that the most authors achieve by t
he use of the stepwise inclusion-exclusion procedure. In the next step
we realized all possible orthogonalization orderings of a given set o
f N descriptors (there are N! of these). The key result is that some o
rthogonalization orderings lead to QSAR models with I ordered orthogon
alized descriptors that have higher values of both the correlation coe
fficient R and cross-validated correlation coefficient R-cv than the c
orresponding models with the same number of nonorthogonalized descript
ors. In order to achieve the highest possible reliability in predictin
g the inhibition we produced several models that were obtained applyin
g the ordered orthogonalization procedure on one set with five (N = 5)
and on two sets with seven (N = 7) descriptors. Then the inhibitory a
ctivity for 34 coumarins and 30 flavonoids was predicted, and several
compounds were detected with a very high inhibitory activity.