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    J. Comput. Sci. Eng.  Vol. 41 (2019) 1056-1061
 

QSAR Study for Potential Inhibition of Aromatic Ring

 
 

Ke Wang, Hongzong Si

   
J. Comput. Sci. Eng. 41 (2019) 1056-1061Published  10 June 2019     
 

Abstract:  With the development of agricultural and chemical research, it has been found that some of derivatives are usually with higher plant growth inhibition than those natural. The purpose of our research is to acquire relatively effective structural determinants to predict the inhibition of the new aromatic ring bearing many different kinds of substituents by establishing Quantitative structure activity relationship (QSAR). In this work, we used CODESSA software to calculate the molecular descriptors to build mathematical relationship between physicochemical properties and standardize experimental data. We accessed the gene expression programming by APS software to predict the inhibition of the derivatives. As a result, the accuracy of gene expression programming in training and test sets are respectively 97.778% and 86.667%. Thus, the exactitude manifest the QSAR we obtained is a effective model.

   
Keywords: QSAR; Aromatic ring; Eene expression programming.

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