This nodes computes similarities between pairs of molecules by taking the size of their MCSS as a measure
for similarity (the bigger the MCSS the more similar the molecules are). For computing the MCSS, the
substructure miner MoSS is used. Since the computation of a MCSS is a complex problem and can take quite
a lot of time you can set a timeout after which the computation of a single MCSS between two molecule is aborted.
In this case the distance between the two molecules will be the biggest common substructure found so far.
This node may use quite a lot of memory thus if you run into problems try
to increase the available heap size for KNIME in the knime.ini
.
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