Figure 1
Pipeline of the SMDA method. The three main parts are as follows: (I) molecular docking—randomly select spatial conformations after performing drug–target docking; (II) three-dimensional interaction surface reconstruction—calculate the DTIC and determine the 3-dimensional interaction surface construction atoms; and (III) similarity analysis—drug efficacy analysis based on the spatial position of the DTIC.

Pipeline of the SMDA method. The three main parts are as follows: (I) molecular docking—randomly select spatial conformations after performing drug–target docking; (II) three-dimensional interaction surface reconstruction—calculate the DTIC and determine the 3-dimensional interaction surface construction atoms; and (III) similarity analysis—drug efficacy analysis based on the spatial position of the DTIC.

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