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Increasing the fraction of correct solutions in ensembles of protein-protein docking models by an iterative consensus algorithm.
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Protein-protein interactions play a pivotal role in numerous biological processes, making their structural prediction essential for molecular biology and medicine. Computational docking methods generate ensembles of models for protein complexes, but identifying correct solutions within these ensembles remains a challenge. This study introduces Iter-CONSRANK, an iterative consensus-based scoring algorithm designed to enrich the fraction of correct models in such ensembles. Building on the established CONSRANK algorithm, Iter-CONSRANK incorporates iterative filtering to progressively discard lower-ranked models based on inter-residue contact conservation, thus refining the ensemble. Performance evaluation using the 3K-BM5up dataset (~1.6 × 10
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