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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
%td{:id=>"compound", :style=>"vertical-align:top;"}
%p= @compound.svg
%p= @compound.smiles
- -#- mw = @compound.molecular_weight
+ - mw = @compound.molecular_weight
- @model_types = {}
- @dbhit = {}
- @predictions.each_with_index do |prediction,i|
@@ -51,8 +51,13 @@
/ %a.btn.glyphicon.glyphicon-info-sign{:href=>"#", :title=>"Prediction", data: {toggle:"popover", placement:"left", html:"true", content:"LAZAR calculates searches the training dataset for similar compounds (neighbors) and calculates the prediction from their measured activities. LAZAR calculates predictions using <ul><li>a majority vote (weighted by compound similarity) for<br /><b>classification</b> (<a href='http://www.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fphar.2013.00038/abstract', target='_blank'>original publication</a>) </li><li>a local QSAR model based on neighbors for<br /><b>regression</b> (<a href='http://www.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fphar.2013.00038/abstract', target='_blank'</h>original publication</a>) </li></ul>Please keep in mind that predictions are based on the measured activities of neighbors."}}
%br
/ TODO probability
- %b Confidence:
- = prediction[:confidence].round(2)
+ - if type == "Regression"
+ %b 95% Prediction interval:
+ - interval = prediction[:prediction_interval].collect{|i| i.round(2)}
+ = interval
+ - else
+ %b Confidence:
+ = prediction[:confidence].round(2) unless prediction[:confidence].nil?
/ %a.btn.glyphicon.glyphicon-info-sign{:href=>"#", :title=>"Confidence", data: {toggle:"popover", placement:"left", html:"true", content:"Indicates the applicability domain of a model. Predictions with a high confidence can be expected to be more reliable than predictions with low confidence. Confidence values may take any value between 0 and 1. For most models confidence > 0.025 is a sensible (hard) cutoff to distinguish between reliable and unreliable predictions."}}
%p
/TODO add tooltip for significant ftagments and descriptors