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Molecular Fingerprint

A representation method that encodes chemical molecular structures as fixed-length binary or real-valued vectors, where each dimension corresponds to a specific substructure or chemical feature. Molecular fingerprints are widely used in compound identification, similarity search, and virtual screening.

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Molecular fingerprints are representations that encode chemical structures as fixed-length vectors, widely used in compound identification, similarity searching, and virtual screening.

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