Abstract
Machine learning algorithms are used in almost all branches of science today. In particular, classification algorithms are a very popular subject in terms of science and health sciences. Deep learning is one of the machine learning techniques like other algorithms Today, it has become popular again due to the increase in processor speeds. Particularly graphics processor-based calculations have made this subject popular. The aim of this study is to classify the agonist and antiagonist molecules that bind to dopamine receptors, which are well known in the literature, with the data we obtained from chemistry databases, with machine learning algorithms. The aim of the study is also to suggest the use of a deep learning algorithm for an accurate classification when classifying in cases where the number of data is small. Scikit-learn and Tensorflow-Keras from Python libraries were used for training the algorithm. The classification process has been compared with popular machine learning algorithms and the results have been presented as a table.