Open, Reproducible Calculation of Assembly Indices

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Auteurs principaux: Vimal, Devansh, Parzych, Garrett, Smith, Olivia M., Parkar, Devendra, Bergen, Sean, Daymude, Joshua J., Mathis, Cole
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author Vimal, Devansh
Parzych, Garrett
Smith, Olivia M.
Parkar, Devendra
Bergen, Sean
Daymude, Joshua J.
Mathis, Cole
author_facet Vimal, Devansh
Parzych, Garrett
Smith, Olivia M.
Parkar, Devendra
Bergen, Sean
Daymude, Joshua J.
Mathis, Cole
contents We present assembly-theory, a Rust package for computing assembly indices of covalently bonded molecular structures. This is a key complexity measure of assembly theory, a recent theoretical framework quantifying selection across diverse systems, most importantly chemistry. assembly-theory is designed for researchers and practitioners alike, providing (i) extensible, high-performance implementations of assembly index calculation algorithms, (ii) comprehensive benchmarks against which current and future algorithmic improvements can be tested, and (iii) Python bindings and RDKit-compatible data loaders to support integration with existing computational pipelines.
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spellingShingle Open, Reproducible Calculation of Assembly Indices
Vimal, Devansh
Parzych, Garrett
Smith, Olivia M.
Parkar, Devendra
Bergen, Sean
Daymude, Joshua J.
Mathis, Cole
Chemical Physics
We present assembly-theory, a Rust package for computing assembly indices of covalently bonded molecular structures. This is a key complexity measure of assembly theory, a recent theoretical framework quantifying selection across diverse systems, most importantly chemistry. assembly-theory is designed for researchers and practitioners alike, providing (i) extensible, high-performance implementations of assembly index calculation algorithms, (ii) comprehensive benchmarks against which current and future algorithmic improvements can be tested, and (iii) Python bindings and RDKit-compatible data loaders to support integration with existing computational pipelines.
title Open, Reproducible Calculation of Assembly Indices
topic Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.08852