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Current software versions

This is just source code. Although NAMS is pretty easy to compile without any external dependencies, I am not presently offering Windows binaries (this may change in the future). For binaries, please see the next section

• NAMS recoder and makenamsdb utility - These are Python 2.7 files. This code requires the OpenBabel/Pybel libraries for Python. So far only Python 2 versions are available. As soon as PyBel is available for for Python 3.0, a new version of the recoder will be provided
• NAMS latest version (0.99) is now on github! There are significant modifications in the code, namely the aba-bond evaluation function which is now better and easier to understand than the original publication and the usage of independent atom weigths for differential similarity computation.

• NAMS Source Code - This contains the C/C++ files required for compiling NAMS and a small makefile for building the program in Linux/Unix or MacOS. This code contains a file for solving the matching problem using the Hungarian algorithm by Cyrill Stachniss (2004). [Actually there were a couple of small errors in this file that were corrected by me, so its contents are not exactly the same as the original author had programmed].
• A distributable "all-in-one" file for Windows - This contains the NAMS binaries and the python makenamsdb utility all in one directory, making it very convenient for creating databases and running NAMS. In the NAMS tutorials this NAMS folder is a subfolder within the initial data folder.