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1. Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Protein Structure and Dynamics

   DockQ: A Quality Measure for Protein-Protein Docking Models

   Basu and Wallner · PLoS ONE · 2016

   The authors present DockQ, a single 0 to 1 score combining three CAPRI quality measures, and report that it recapitulates the CAPRI four-class classification of docking models almost perfectly.

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   1. UncheckedA single continuous score, DockQ, can almost completely reproduce the four-class CAPRI quality ratings of protein docking models.“By using DockQ on CAPRI models it is possible to almost completely reproduce the original CAPRI classification into Incorrect, Acceptable, Medium and High quality.”
   2. UncheckedUsing DockQ on CAPRI models, an average PPV of 94% at 90% recall is reported, which the authors say removes the need for ad-hoc cutoffs.“An average PPV of 94% at 90% Recall demonstrating that there is no need to apply predefined ad-hoc cutoffs to classify docking models.”