Hey, @egonw - I'm working on a preprint.

How do I cite a source code file in the #rdkit and a commit message? FWIW, I use #Zotero.

"The RDKit implementation [of the multiset Tanimoto] was added in 2009, using fuzzy set operations already available for multiset Dice similarity."

"added in 2009" is commit 104efc5b607baa54ce0804c6a76d484bf9f78b57 at https://github.com/rdkit/rdkit/commit/423433a3e47df64af4a31888e835144e8b3a6c07#diff-d7a0f684fa993bfd84319df4d23b199973d13599b94ad6a4b3a6c79ed7d46719

"fuzzy set operations" is a reference to the two operations starting at https://github.com/rdkit/rdkit/blob/af4e6c05eca09efa8e8f61603937e0d997fc1499/Code/DataStructs/SparseIntVect.h#L132

Or am I overthinking?

support Tversky similarity for SparseIntVects · rdkit/rdkit@423433a

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