Table 2 Systematic analysis of peculiar results found by the HNN model.
From: Transferring chemical and energetic knowledge between molecular systems with machine learning
First cluster | Second cluster | Expectation | Explanation |
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| High similarity for predictions | Cluster 0 belongs to the extended family just like cluster 3, but the latter is mainly organized in poly-proline, thus introducing a significant structural difference that is detected by the HNN model |
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| High similarity for predictions | The poly-proline conformation is closely related to the β-sheet, but HNN is able to discern the two secondary structures |
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| High similarity for predictions | See the explanation for clusters 0 and 3 |
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| High similarity for predictions | Cluster 2 is mainly organized in α-helix, but part of it has unfolded structures, thus justifying the observed prediction differences |
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| High similarity for predictions | Cluster 2 and cluster 4 are similar both in terms of structures and distribution of dihedral angles, however, they are considered different by HNN representing an outlier. See the “Secondary structure recognition” section for discussion. |
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| High similarity for predictions | As for clusters 2 and 4, also 2 and 9 are structurally and energetically similar, but predicted differently by HNN. See the “Secondary structure recognition” section for discussion. |
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| Low similarity for predictions | Cluster 3 has part of its structure organized as β-sheet, similarly to cluster 6 |
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| High similarity for predictions | Cluster 3 does not have a perfect poly-proline structure, while cluster 7 does, thus justifying the differences in the predictions |
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| High similarity for predictions | See the explanation for clusters 3 and 7 |

















