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. 2013 Jul 12;5:34. doi: 10.1186/1758-2946-5-34

Table 5.

Accuracy of dissociation energies predicted by ASNN, RF and calculated by PM6 (against B3LYP-calculated BDEs) for different types of bonds a,b

  PM6
RF
ASNN
RMSD Max Error MAD R2 RMSD Max error MAD R2 RMSD Max error MAD R2
C-C
21.38
49.57
19.27
0.806
6.64
23.83
4.69
0.907
5.47
22.95
3.72
0.938
C-H
18.06
35.48
17.15
0.869
3.77
19.79
2.34
0.942
3.68
22.64
2.20
0.944
C-N
17.30
39.60
15.10
0.919
8.52
26.15
5.87
0.928
6.70
17.33
5.02
0.955
C-O
13.97
24.54
12.45
0.969
6.73
21.10
4.96
0.971
5.42
16.67
3.87
0.979
C-S
7.78
14.83
6.42
0.881
5.99
14.30
4.53
0.887
4.29
10.46
3.20
0.950
N-H
12.04
20.45
11.03
0.799
8.39
37.07
5.47
0.576
8.31
34.99
5.19
0.586
O-H
10.73
15.45
9.58
0.975
12.35
24.78
9.02
0.704
12.46
22.54
9.53
0.586
N-N
13.06
22.99
10.21
0.779
13.03
21.95
12.14
0.514
10.10
15.12
8.47
0.736
N-O
10.51
18.85
8.72
0.635
5.01
9.11
3.89
0.912
7.58
17.63
5.07
0.827
S-O 25.90 26.04 25.90 1.000 0.69 0.78 0.69 1.000 1.94 2.01 1.94 1.000

a 787 bonds were used for the comparison, from the molecules of the test set that could be calculated with PM6.

b Each line corresponds to a type of bond between atoms of specific elements (all bond orders included).