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The algorithm for automated functional groups detection and extraction of organic molecules developed by Peter Ertl is implemented on the basis of the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK).
Folder Basic contains the basic ErtlFunctionalGroupsFinder code and test code for integration in Java projects.
Folder CDK contains CDK library jar file cdk-2.2.jar that ErtlFunctionalGroupsFinder works with.
Folder Evaluation contains sample code for evaluation of functional groups with ErtlFunctionalGroupsFinder.
Folder JUnit 4 contains library jar files for unit testing.
Folder Performance contains a jar library for performance tests.
ErtlFunctionalGroupsFinder is described in the scientific literature
Neuroscientists want to inspect the data their simulations are producing while these are still running. This will on the one hand save them time waiting for results and therefore insight. On the other, it will allow for more efficient use of CPU time if the simulations are being run on supercomputers. If they had access to the data being generated, neuroscientists could monitor it and take counter-actions, e.g., parameter adjustments, should the simulation deviate too much from in-vivo observations or get stuck.
As a first step toward this goal, we devise an in situ pipeline tailored to the neuroscientific use case. It is capable of recording and transferring simulation data to an analysis/visualization process, while the simulation is still running. The developed libraries are made publicly available as open source projects. We provide a proof-of-concept integration, coupling the neuronal simulator NEST to basic 2D and 3D visualization.
