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First of all, thank you for releasing fastprop !
I am a chemistry student (MSc) and just getting into cheminformatics for a project. As I am a total beginner my issue might be very simple to fix.
I installed fastprop by cloning the repo and used it through the Powershell terminal, in order to train the model (and get metrics values) on a dataset I extracted. Out of 2000+ entries (with duplicates), descriptors were only calculated for 400 molecules (according to the progress bar).
I curated the dataset (got rid of duplicates) and the input csv file is now about 700 entries long, but when I call the train subcommand, the progress bar for descriptors calculation only mentions "x/190 done".
Nonetheless, the log mentions "INFO : Size after preprocessing: (760, 730)" which hints that the number of entries was preserved. This leads me to think that maybe I do not understand what is actually computed regarding descriptors.
I tried being specific with arguments, explicitly adding -ns 0.8 -vs 0.1 -ts 0.1 after the train subcommand for instance, but it doesn't seem to change much.
Long story short, could you explain why it appears that descriptors are only computed for about 25% of the total dataset ? Did I do something wrong ?
Thanks in advance for any answer, and feel free to ask for more info if needed.
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hi @basile-parmelli sorry I missed this issue when you opened it - can you look at the cached descriptor file to see if it is showing the full number of rows in the dataset?
Hello,
First of all, thank you for releasing fastprop !
I am a chemistry student (MSc) and just getting into cheminformatics for a project. As I am a total beginner my issue might be very simple to fix.
I installed fastprop by cloning the repo and used it through the Powershell terminal, in order to train the model (and get metrics values) on a dataset I extracted. Out of 2000+ entries (with duplicates), descriptors were only calculated for 400 molecules (according to the progress bar).
I curated the dataset (got rid of duplicates) and the input csv file is now about 700 entries long, but when I call the
train
subcommand, the progress bar for descriptors calculation only mentions "x/190 done".Nonetheless, the log mentions
"INFO : Size after preprocessing: (760, 730)"
which hints that the number of entries was preserved. This leads me to think that maybe I do not understand what is actually computed regarding descriptors.I tried being specific with arguments, explicitly adding
-ns 0.8 -vs 0.1 -ts 0.1
after thetrain
subcommand for instance, but it doesn't seem to change much.Long story short, could you explain why it appears that descriptors are only computed for about 25% of the total dataset ? Did I do something wrong ?
Thanks in advance for any answer, and feel free to ask for more info if needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: