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Kirilas at 07:36, 19 April 2018

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Kristina: /* How to: */

2013-08-28T14:16:40Z

How to:

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	# Click '''OK''' to add the new compound to the selected Self-training Library.		# Click '''OK''' to add the new compound to the selected Self-training Library.
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	:In this case the compound addition dialog box is pre-filled with the compound structure from the main '''[[Module ~~view~~\|Prediction Module]]''' window '''Structure Pane''' and, if found, the name of the compound from the internal '''ACD/Percepta''' dictionary. This is meant to speed up the procedure in the situations when the user wants to quickly add currently analyzed compound to the Self-training Libraries. However the dialog box provides all the means necessary for any modifications, i.e. the initial pre-selections are not obligatory and the described procedure can be used to add any new compound to the libraries.<br /		:In this case the compound addition dialog box is pre-filled with the compound structure from the main '''[[Prediction Module View\|Prediction Module]]''' window '''Structure Pane''' and, if found, the name of the compound from the internal '''ACD/Percepta''' dictionary. This is meant to speed up the procedure in the situations when the user wants to quickly add currently analyzed compound to the Self-training Libraries. However the dialog box provides all the means necessary for any modifications, i.e. the initial pre-selections are not obligatory and the described procedure can be used to add any new compound to the libraries.<br /
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	=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===		=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===
	# In the appropriate '''[[Module ~~view~~\|Prediction Module]]''', click the [[File:Trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:Configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).		# In the appropriate '''[[Prediction Module View\|Prediction Module]]''', click the [[File:Trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:Configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).
	# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).		# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).
	# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.		# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.

Kristina: /* How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? */

2012-07-10T14:00:54Z

How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries?

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	=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===		=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===
	# In the appropriate '''Prediction Module''', click the [[File:Trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:Configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).		# In the appropriate '''[[Module view\|Prediction Module]]''', click the [[File:Trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:Configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).
	# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).		# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).
	# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.		# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.

Kristina: /* How to add new compounds from the main program window to the existing training Libraries? */

2012-07-10T14:00:15Z

How to add new compounds from the main program window to the existing training Libraries?

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	# Click '''OK''' to add the new compound to the selected Self-training Library.		# Click '''OK''' to add the new compound to the selected Self-training Library.
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	:In this case the compound addition dialog box is pre-filled with the compound structure from the main '''Prediction Module''' window '''Structure Pane''' and, if found, the name of the compound from the internal '''ACD/Percepta''' dictionary. This is meant to speed up the procedure in the situations when the user wants to quickly add currently analyzed compound to the Self-training Libraries. However the dialog box provides all the means necessary for any modifications, i.e. the initial pre-selections are not obligatory and the described procedure can be used to add any new compound to the libraries.<br /		:In this case the compound addition dialog box is pre-filled with the compound structure from the main '''[[Module view\|Prediction Module]]''' window '''Structure Pane''' and, if found, the name of the compound from the internal '''ACD/Percepta''' dictionary. This is meant to speed up the procedure in the situations when the user wants to quickly add currently analyzed compound to the Self-training Libraries. However the dialog box provides all the means necessary for any modifications, i.e. the initial pre-selections are not obligatory and the described procedure can be used to add any new compound to the libraries.<br /
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Kristina: /* How to create a new training Library? */

2012-07-10T13:59:22Z

How to create a new training Library?

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	# In the '''Create New Self-training Library''' window, type in library name and description.		# In the '''Create New Self-training Library''' window, type in library name and description.
	# Browse for a folder where you wish to save the new library, and enter the desired name of the *.trn file.		# Browse for a folder where you wish to save the new library, and enter the desired name of the *.trn file.
	# The newly added library appears under the respective '''Trainable Libraries''' group and is automatically loaded in the '''Spreadsheet''' workspace.		# The newly added library appears under the respective '''Trainable Libraries''' group and is automatically loaded in the '''[[Spreadsheet View\|Spreadsheet]]''' workspace.
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Kristina at 12:21, 29 May 2012

2012-05-29T12:21:19Z

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	=== How to add new compounds from the main program window to the existing training Libraries? ===		=== How to add new compounds from the main program window to the existing training Libraries? ===
	# In the appropriate Prediction Module, click the [[File:~~trlibraryicon~~.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open a window with settings for the single structure to be designated. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:~~configureicon~~.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).		# In the appropriate Prediction Module, click the [[File:Trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open a window with settings for the single structure to be designated. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:Configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).
	# Manipulate the structural formula of the compound using standard '''ACD/Percepta''' structure editing tools if needed.		# Manipulate the structural formula of the compound using standard '''ACD/Percepta''' structure editing tools if needed.
	# Edit the pre-selected or enter a new name for the compound in the '''Name''' text field.		# Edit the pre-selected or enter a new name for the compound in the '''Name''' text field.
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	=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===		=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===
	# In the appropriate '''Prediction Module''', click the [[File:~~trlibraryicon~~.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:~~configureicon~~.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).		# In the appropriate '''Prediction Module''', click the [[File:Trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:Configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).
	# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).		# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).
	# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.		# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.

Kirilas: /* How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? */

2012-05-24T08:11:55Z

How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries?

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	=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===		=== How to import new compounds from files to the existing training Libraries? ===
	# In the appropriate Prediction Module, click the [[File:trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).		# In the appropriate '''Prediction Module''', click the [[File:trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open the '''Train Library''' window and select “Multiple”. It allows the user to add multiple compounds to the existing Self-training Libraries in one step. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).
	# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).		# Choose the compound import type - import compounds from files (structure database files, tab-delimited text files).
	# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.		# When a file is selected, choose the fields containing compound names and experimentally measured property values from the drop-down list containing a list of all the fields available in the database file.
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Kirilas: /* How to add new compounds from the main program window to the existing training Libraries? */

2012-05-24T08:10:40Z

How to add new compounds from the main program window to the existing training Libraries?

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	# In the appropriate Prediction Module, click the [[File:trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open a window with settings for the single structure to be designated. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).		# In the appropriate Prediction Module, click the [[File:trlibraryicon.png\|Train Library Icon]] icon to open a window with settings for the single structure to be designated. This icon is enabled only when the editable training library is selected (clik on the [[File:configureicon.png\|Train Library Configure Icon]] icon to do this).
	# Manipulate the structural formula of the compound using standard '''ACD/Percepta''' structure editing tools if needed.		# Manipulate the structural formula of the compound using standard '''ACD/Percepta''' structure editing tools if needed.
	# Edit the pre-selected or enter a new name for the compound in the '''Name ~~text~~''' field.		# Edit the pre-selected or enter a new name for the compound in the '''Name''' text field.
	# Enter the experimentally measured property value (only numerical values are accepted in this field).		# Enter the experimentally measured property value (only numerical values are accepted in this field).
	# Click '''OK''' to add the new compound to the selected Self-training Library.		# Click '''OK''' to add the new compound to the selected Self-training Library.

Kirilas at 07:46, 24 May 2012

2012-05-24T07:46:55Z

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	=== How to create a new training Library? ===		=== How to create a new training Library? ===
	# In the '''Data Source''' tree, select “New Library” in the appropriate '''~~Self Training~~ Libraries''' group.		# In the '''Data Source''' tree, select “New Library” in the appropriate '''Trainable Libraries''' group.
	# In the '''Create New Self-training Library''' window, type in library name and description.		# In the '''Create New Self-training Library''' window, type in library name and description.
	# Browse for the ~~trainable~~ library file ~~(TRN)~~.		# Browse for a folder where you wish to save the new library, and enter the desired name of the *.trn file.
	# ~~…?<br />~~		# The newly added library appears under the respective '''Trainable Libraries''' group and is automatically loaded in the '''Spreadsheet''' workspace.
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Kristina at 13:53, 23 May 2012

2012-05-23T13:53:54Z

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	# A progress report is displayed when import is finished.<br />		# A progress report is displayed when import is finished.<br />
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	:Each library comes in two identical copies – ‘Read-only’ and ‘Editable’. The user is free to edit the contents of the ‘Editable’ version while no alterations are allowed to the ‘Read-only’ library which can be considered as a backup copy of the original data. Otherwise these Built-in Self-training Libraries have the same functionality – both can be used in calculations or as an initial data source for the creation of user-defined Self-training Libraries.<br />		:Each library comes in two identical copies – ‘Read-only’ and ‘Editable’. The user is free to edit the contents of the ‘Editable’ version while no alterations are allowed to the ‘Read-only’ library which can be considered as a backup copy of the original data. Otherwise these Built-in Self-training Libraries have the same functionality – both can be used in calculations or as an initial data source for the creation of user-defined Self-training Libraries.<br />
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	~~[[Image:back.png\|link=Contents\|Back to Contents]]~~<br />		<br />
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