Other non-classified proteins as targets for CoViD

All the interactions of these non classified proteins with actual or predicted SARS active compounds. 

Molecular interactions graph for non-classified proteins with ChEMBL compounds and Reactome Pathways. Color by protein organism.

Predicted activities have been aggregated at the protein level into different scores attending to their potency, frequency of protein-molecule interactions, and specificity based on positive records vs total number of active records. Network graphs show all ChEMBL  interactions of predicted active molecules. Barcharts and scatter plots show the aggregated potency against SARS-CoV (SARS_Score) vs the number of distinct molecular interactions for each protein (expressed as logged degree). Most interesting proteins attending to any of these values have been flagged in the scatter plots. Additional details as described in respective captions.

And how are these non-classified proteins ranked by their combination of scores.

Log10(degree): logged number of interactions for each protein. SARS_Score: Aggregated score against coronavirus infection per protein. Size by Degree/CountOfScores represents the number of SARS active interactions vs total records per protein in ChEMBL.

Scatter plot flagging best ranked non-classified proteins .

Aggregated SARS scores at the protein level: Log10(degree): logged number of interactions for each protein. SARS_Score: Aggregated score against coronavirus infection per protein. Size by Degree/CountOfScores represents the number of SARS actiove interactions vs total records per protein in ChEMBL. Color by condition of elements involved in score aggregation; they can be built from actual, predicted values or a combination of both. Shape indicates the organism type as described in the legend.

For these proteins, drTarget has failed to find clear literature references supporting their relevance against viral infections. 
They may be false positives, but they can be new subjects for research instead.  
Why not to give them a chance in an early prospective program?