IAM Graph Database

This database defined from the AIDS Antiviral Screen Database of Active Compounds is composed of 2000 chemical compounds some of them being disconnected. These chemical compounds have been screened as active or inactive against HIV and they are split into three different sets:

• A train set composed of 250 compounds used to train SVM.
• A validation set composed of 250 compounds used to find parameters giving the best accuracy result.
• A test set composed of remaining 1500 compounds used to test the classification model.

Results on AIDS dataset.

References

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