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Descriptions of molecular environments have many applications in chemoinformatics, including chemical shift prediction. Hierarchically ordered spherical environment (HOSE) codes are the most popular such descriptions. We developed a method to extend these with stereochemistry information. It enables distinguishing atoms which would be considered identical in traditional HOSE codes. The use of our method is demonstrated by chemical shift predictions for molecules in the nmrshiftdb2 database. We give a full specification and an implementation.
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