HASTEN
HASTEN accelerates structure-based virtual screening by integrating machine learning with docking scores to prioritize compounds for drug discovery.
Key Features:
- Machine Learning Integration: Initially supports Chemprop for model training and allows integration of user-supplied machine learning methods via custom shell scripts.
- Docking Program Compatibility: Supports Glide (Schrodinger) for docking, can integrate alternative docking programs, and operates under the assumption that lower docking scores indicate better binding affinity.
- Simulation Mode: Provides a simulation mode that benchmarks workflows using pre-existing docking scores without performing 3D docking simulations.
- Validation Datasets: Validated on 12 literature-derived datasets of three million molecules each docked with FRED and an in-house dataset of four million compounds docked with Glide.
Scientific Applications:
- Improving virtual screening recall: Achieved a mean recall of 0.78 for the top 1% scoring molecules on literature datasets after docking 10% of the dataset and a recall of 0.95 on in-house Glide data.
- Compound prioritization for drug discovery: Prioritizes promising compounds from large molecular libraries to streamline structure-based virtual screening campaigns.
Methodology:
Uses machine learning models (Chemprop by default, with support for custom methods via shell scripts) to predict binding affinity from docking scores and prioritize compounds, employs a simulation mode using pre-existing docking scores without 3D simulations, and was validated on datasets docked with FRED and Glide under the assumption that lower docking scores indicate better binding affinity.
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Details
- License:
- Other
- Cost:
- Free of charge
- Tool Type:
- command-line tool
- Operating Systems:
- Mac, Linux, Windows
- Programming Languages:
- Python, Shell
- Added:
- 11/22/2021
- Last Updated:
- 11/22/2021
Operations
Publications
Kalliokoski T. Machine Learning Boosted Docking (HASTEN): An Open‐source Tool To Accelerate Structure‐based Virtual Screening Campaigns. Molecular Informatics. 2021;40(9). doi:10.1002/minf.202100089. PMID:34060239.