Hello all,

I’m trying to work out a good way to perform structure generation from 
molecular formula for integration into an analytical pipeline in our lab.  
Specifically, what I want to do is generate (up to) ~100,000 structures for any 
given molecular formula and subsequently down-select from that set using some 
structural similarity filtering.  It looks like I could potentially bend the 
RandomGenerator function within the structgen package to my structure 
generation needs, but I was hoping to do this within R, and from what Zach 
tells me, there is no wrapper for the structgen package in rCDK as of yet.   
Zack suggested I could use rJava, which is a great idea, but he also pointed 
out that I might consider posting here in case someone else had tried to do 
something similar already and thus I might avoid reinventing the wheel.

I’d appreciate any ideas or guidance you all might have.

Best regards,
Lee

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P. Lee Ferguson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Pratt School of Engineering &
Nicholas School of the Environment
Duke University
121 Hudson Hall, Box 90287
Durham, NC 27708-0287
http://ferguson.cee.duke.edu

Phone: 919-660-5460
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