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The handling of molecular structures within Mnova also allows the user to carry out spectral predictions. Although the process described here could be applied to predictions by means of any commercially available or in-house prediction package, currently Mnova will carry out predictions by using the prediction application NMRPredict, by Modgraph Consultants Ltd and our own Mestrelab Predictor.
NMR Prediction in Mnova follows the concept of “unity creates strength”. The basic idea is to combine several predictors together to get a better predictive power. We have borrowed from the field of Machine Learning the term "ensemble" to define this new prediction procedure and we have written about it in this article, “Ensemble NMR Prediction” , where some results using 13C NMR data are given.
More information about Mestrelab Predictor can be found in this paper.
Mnova incorporates a fast simulation mode of 1H, 13C and X-nuclei (11B, 15N, 17O, 19F, 29Si, 31P ) NMR spectra, called NMRPredict. The reference used for the prediction are listed below: 1H, 13C and 29Si (0.00 ppm, TMS); 11B (0.00 ppm, BF3.Et2O); 15N (0.00 ppm, NH3); 17O (0.00 ppm, Water); 19F (0.00 ppm CF3COOH); 31P (0.00 ppm, H3PO4), You can change the references by editing the file named "CSEARCH.REF" stored in the Mnova installation folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Mestrelab Research S.L\MestReNova\NMRPredict\csearchho3abhijmab The path to the file in Mac is /Applications/MestReNova.app/Contents/MacOS/NMRPredict/csearchho3abfhijkmab/CSEARCH.REF
For example, The F19 is referenced CF3COOH. To change the reference, you will need to delete these lines (in the CSEARCH.REF file above): # Reference F19 against CF3COOH # 4 -78.5 CF3COOH
This application does not need to connect itself to a server for the spectra prediction. Besides, it makes uses of the fastest prediction algorithms (Neural Network, Charge, Increments and Best) implemented into NMRPredict. Watch a miniclip on this functionality here With the Mass plugin enabled, you could also predict MS spectra. |