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ACD/CNMR Predictor
What's New
- New algorithm improvements using a combined approach of:
- HOSE code
- Neural network
- Increments
- Improved prediction for stereochemistry
- Internal database expansions
- Predictions are now based on 2,430,218 13C chemical shifts
- Prediction of heteronuclear couplings
- Train predictions with 13C coupling constant values
- Create multi-structure records
Download a PDF copy of the expanded details on What's New with ACD/CNMR Predictor, or contact your Account Manager or Distributor.
- Predictions are now based on 2,351,827 13C chemical shifts
- New neural network prediction algorithm has been added
- Ability to retain existing assignments when updating chemical structures in a training database
- ACD/CNMR and HNMR Predictors now share the same interface if both applications are installed
Algorithm
- Solvent specific prediction
- Calculate 13C NMR spectra in different solvents (choose from a list)
Content/Library
- Expanded database of experimental values for 13C NMR prediction
- Over 2,017,000 chemical shifts and 81,000 Coupling Constants
Databasing
- Search a substructure with a predefined location of the chemical shift or value
- Substructure search conditions also include coupling constants
- Sort the chemical shift search results by Hit Quality Index (HQI)
- Search spin-system chemical shifts
- Search for chemical shifts that are next to each other
Visualization
- Save a spectrum without attaching a chemical structure
- Exclude a chemical structure so a spectrum can be used as a teaching tool
Display
- Plot Experimental vs. Calculated chemical shift
- View the accuracy of any database quickly and easily
- Display the average experimental value along with the predicted value
- Set-up a custom table to compare with the predicted data
- Include values like DB Hits, Experimental Average, Weighted Average, etc.
Algorithm
- Automatically detect tautomers prior to prediction
- Know if the structure is the most favorable
- Predict the spectrum of a mixture of tautomers
- Structure is automatically searched for in the database before a prediction is performed
- Know if the structure is already in the database
- Browse the database hits before deciding whether or not to predict the spectrum
Content/Library
- Prediction databases expanded
- An additional 15,000 entries in CNMR DB
- CNMR DB is now 155,000+
Regulatory
- Keep track of which DBs were used for each prediction
- Audit trail records the details in a .CSP, .SK2, or .PDF file
Databasing
- Create complex Boolean search queries
- Expanded list of search conditions also includes Exists, Equals To, More Than, Less Than, and In Range
Visualization
- Switch the display of quaternary carbons in J-modulated spectra on or off
- Predict spectra such as DEPT-135 as easily as an APT
- Adjust vertical scale with the PageUp/PageDn and Ctrl-PageUp/Ctrl-PageDn keys
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01 November 2007
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