Table 1.
Features | Methods | Datasetsa | Refs |
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| |||
Static pocket features | Naïve Bayes and neural networks | ASD and ASBench | [70] |
Static pocket features | GCNN with XGBoost | ASD | [71] |
Static pocket features | Automated machine learning | ASD and ASBench | [72] |
Static pocket features | Random forest | ASD b | [73] |
Static pocket features | Support vector machine | ASD | [74] |
Pocket features with NMA perturbation | Support vector machine | ASBench | [75] |
Pocket features with NMA perturbation | Logistic regression | ASBench | [76] |
Features at residue level | Random forest | ASBench | [77] |
Crystal additive location | DBSCAN | ASD and ASBenchc | [78] |
The original datasets used to obtain allosteric site data. The data was filtered for high-resolution and non-redundant structures, individually.
The PDBbind database was used to obtain information on orthosteric sites.
The RCSB protein data bank was used to obtain protein-crystallographic additives complexes.