RMol
RMol: A Toolset for Transforming SD/Molfile Structure Information into R Objects. Results: We design an R object which allows a lossless information mapping of structural information from Molfiles into R objects. This provides the basis to use the RMol object as an anchor for connecting Molfile data collections with R libraries for analyzing graphs. Associated with the RMol objects, a set of R functions completes the toolset to organize, describe and manipulate the converted data sets. Further, we bypass R-typical limits for manipulating large data sets by storing R objects in bz-compressed serialized files instead of employing RData files. Conclusions: By design, RMol is a R toolset without dependencies to other libraries or programming languages. It is useful to integrate into pipelines for serialized batch analysis by using network data and, therefore, helps to process sdf-data sets in R efficiently. It is freely available under the BSD licence. The script source can be downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/p/rmol-toolset.
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