Tamsin Mansley and Mario Öeren's Optibrium webinar puts a QSAR in a fixed order: curate the assay, match regression or a class to the noise, hold out a test set that is scored once, and read the plot. A clearance label can still be the wrong target, because one number mixes several mechanisms.
Oct 25, 2026

An interactive, visual, first-principles web guide to computer-aided drug design. Covers 18 modules across ligand-receptor binding, molecular docking, pharmacophore modeling, QSAR, molecular dynamics, generative design, and ADMET prediction, each with hands-on browser playgrounds.
Jun 24, 2026

A flexible Python framework for building, validating, and applying gradient boosting-based QSAR models, with built-in support for molecular fingerprints, hyperparameter optimization, and model interpretation.
Aug 9, 2025
A practical map of protein and protein-ligand descriptors for machine learning modeling, from sequence-only features to MD-derived structural and interaction features.
Aug 4, 2025
A three-tier QSAR validation framework: internal statistics, cross-validation, and external checks, with the thresholds used for papers and regulatory submissions.
Nov 18, 2024
A comprehensive walkthrough of cheminformatics, machine learning, molecular docking, ADMET prediction, and molecular dynamics simulations as the modern toolbox for computer-aided drug discovery.
Sep 28, 2024

A Jupyter Notebook pipeline for building QSAR classification models for bioactivity prediction, supporting descriptor calculation, feature selection, model training, and applicability domain assessment.
Feb 20, 2024
Turn a SMILES table into PaDEL fingerprints and a random forest, then score a held-out split with Matthews correlation. The cross-validation number is computed, not assumed.
Jan 15, 2023