I'm (trying to be) a cheminformatics data scientist working at @Chemify. I have been doing cheminformatic development since 2008, crafting C, C++, Python, and PHP (recently Go and Rust) spells to analyze, visualize, and predict molecular properties/activities, turning data into discoveries.
I'm a Linux/Unix enthusiast and an open-source supporter. My favorite Linux distributions are Gentoo, Debian, Fedora, and my preferred desktop environment is KDE plasma.
To name a few of my open-source contributions:
- CatBoost enabled CatBoost to run multi-task regression with missing values on targets
- DeepMolecularNetwork some command line software to build deep learning models and make predictions using tabular values, images, smiles string and voxel molecular representations
- QStudioMetrics software for doing multivariate statistical analysis (PCA/PLS)
- PyLSS software that implements the LSS theory developed by Dolan and Snyder to run liquid chromatography modeling
- MolecularFramework a C/C++ library/tool to run molecular modeling and cheminformatic QSAR/QSPR modeling
- libscientific a C library that implements the multivariate analysis algorithms and also other numerical algorithms (Python bindings available).
- ChemSpaceTracker a tool to build and visualize chemical spaces using principal component analysis and molecular descriptors
- MsMsSpectralAnalysis a tool to analyze and compare MS/MS fragmentation spectra with databases
- DynMetId a metabolite tool identification that power the web engine Dynasti
- and so on...
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During my free time, I enjoy staying with my family, playing french horn, rolling with my inline skates, hacking my old computers, and actively supporting the open-source community as I can: Linux, Mindguard, ...
Here you can find my scientific papers.
📫 e-mail: gmrandazzo AT gmail DOT com
