Research Article

Development and Validation of Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Models for Compounds Acting on Serotoninergic Receptors

Table 5

QSAR statistics of significant equations.

Equation no.EquationR 𝑅 2 𝑅 2 a d j Fsp 𝑄 2 L O O SDEPPRESS 𝑆 P R E S S 𝑄 2 L N O n

(5) p 𝐾 i = 8.47 (±0.33)−12.96 (±4.99)HD +
19.98 (±4.47)C-S5+0.43 (±0.12)log P
−0.34 (±0.12) C-S4
0.900.800.7514.60950.52720.00010.700.58836.30520.57610.6319

(6) p 𝐷 2 = 7.69 (±0.11)−15.89 (±2.18)C-S4 +
7.97(±2.36)C-S5
0.920.840.8126.62800.36540.00010.730.45222.33900.42420.7013

(15) p 𝐴 2 = 6.49 (±0.24) + 15.60 (±6.74) C-S6
+ 0.01(±0.001)  Δ 𝐻 F + 0.45 (±0.17) log P
0.880.780.7214.01940.59340.00030.570.76338.60920.73350.5516

𝑅 2 a d j : the adjusted squared correlation coefficient; 𝑄 2 L O O and 𝑄 2 L N O : the squared correlation coefficients of the LOO and LNO validation procedures, respectively; SDEP: the standard deviation of error of prediction; PRESS: the predicted residual sum of squares; 𝑆 P R E S S : the standard deviation based on PRESS.