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I only know that the lower the affinity, the stronger the binding. Does the other indicator intramol represent higher instability? Are CNN pose score and CNN affinity better when they are higher or lower? Are there any benchmarks for these indicators, below or above which can represent very stable or strong binding?
In the re-scoring, what does the high or low value of CNN variance represent?
You want a larger CNNaffinity (this is a pK value) and higher CNNscore (this is a pose quality score). Affinity you want lower (it is an energy). The CNNvariance is the variance between the models in the ensemble and gives some idea how uncertain the neural networks are, but we haven't done any calibration with it so I can't tell you what a good/bad value is.
CNN_VS, which is in the output sdf, is CNNscore*CNNaffinity.
Thank you for your explanation! I have made more attempts and encountered some issues that I would like to consult with you about.
I performed blind docking on some proteins that were from AF2, and used GNINA for rescoring. If the Affinity becomes a positive value, does it mean that this docking result is unreliable?
Can the value of intramol be used to determine whether this output complex is reliable?
I analyzed the interaction and indeed felt that the ligand and receptor are relatively far apart from each other.
If I use --minimize for energy minimization, and the final score is still a positive value, does this mean that the docking was unsuccessful?
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Dear developer,
I am a beginner in this area and have tested using examples in example colab notebook.
I only know that the lower the affinity, the stronger the binding. Does the other indicator intramol represent higher instability? Are CNN pose score and CNN affinity better when they are higher or lower? Are there any benchmarks for these indicators, below or above which can represent very stable or strong binding?
In the re-scoring, what does the high or low value of CNN variance represent?
Best,
Stan
!./gnina -r rec.pdb -l lig.pdb --autobox_ligand lig.pdb --score_only
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