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Rapid subgraph search using parallelism
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Problems of Substructure Search and Their Solution
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Substructure Searching in Files of Three-Dimensional Chemical Structures
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Computer-Aided Spectroscopic Structure Analysis of Organic Molecules Using Library Search and Artificial Intelligence
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Processing of chemical structure databases using parallel computer hardware
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The synthon model and the program PEGAS for computer assisted organic synthesis
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Graph simulation on large scale temporal graphs
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Identifying 3D maximal common substructures using transputer networks
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Transputer implementations of chemical substructure searching algorithms
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HBA: New algorithm for structural match and applications
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Tree-structured maximal common subgraph searching. An example of parallel computation with a single sequential processor
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Molecular similarity
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Fast Similarity Search in Three-Dimensional Structure Databases
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Tutorial: a guide to performing polygenic risk score analyses
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NEAREST NEIGHBOUR SEARCHING IN BINARY SEARCH TREES: SIMULATION OF A MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM
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Efficient maximum common subgraph (MCS) searching of large chemical databases
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Substructure and Maximal Common Substructure Searching
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