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Table 1.

Datasets of our collected dopamine receptor D1, D2, D3 and D4 ligands, non-ligands and putative non-ligands.

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Table 2.

Datasets of our collected dopamine receptor D1, D2, D3 and D4 selective ligands against another subtype.

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Table 3.

Datasets of our collected dopamine receptor multi-subtype ligands.

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Table 4.

The performance of our new method 2SBR-SVM and that of previously used methods Combi-SVM, ML-kNN and RAkEL-DT in predicting dopamine receptor subtype selective ligands.

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The performance of our new method 2SBR-SVM and that of previously used methods Combi-SVM, ML-kNN and RAkEL-DT in predicting dopamine receptor multi-subtype ligands as non-selective ligands.

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Table 6.

Virtual screening performance of our new method 2SBR-SVM and that of our previously used method Combi-SVM in scanning 168,016 MDDR compounds and 657,736 ChEMBLdb compounds, and 13.56 million Pubchem compounds.

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Table 7.

Top-ranked molecular descriptors for distinguishing dopamine receptor subtype D1, D2, D3 or D4 selective ligands selected by RFE feature selection method.

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