Fig. 1: Comparisons of spectral distances and structural similarities for experimental HSQC do not always show coherent behavior. | Communications Chemistry

Fig. 1: Comparisons of spectral distances and structural similarities for experimental HSQC do not always show coherent behavior.

From: Structure characterization with NMR molecular networking

Fig. 1

Violin plots showing spectral distances (Modified Hungarian and Hungarian-NN) compared to Tanimoto similarity for 435,711 pairs based on 934 experimental HSQC spectra containing a minimum of 5 peaks. Analogous trends are seen for MCS and hybrid similarities (Figs. S7 and S8) and across simulated HSQC (Figs. S911). Spectral distances were generated for the Hungarian-NN and Modified Hungarian algorithms and normalized using CDFs fitting their empirical distributions (Figs. S1213). Counts for each bin are available in Table S1.

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