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Guidelines for evaluating structure-based methods for protein-ligand binding prediction
Scoring functions built with advanced deep learning algorithms have recently gained prominence in protein-ligand pose generation and binding affinity prediction for computational drug design. However, a number of shortcomings make it increasingly difficult to evaluate scoring functions for a specifi
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