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7 results for pharmacophore

Interprets deep learning models in drug discovery to reveal hidden pharmacophores.

problem Neural networks in drug discovery are opaque; lack of interpretability limits their use.
method Identifies key components (pharmacophores/toxicophores) that influence model predictions.
result Extracted pharmacophores are consistent with literature findings and provide new insights.

XIMP improves molecular property prediction by integrating multiple graph representations.

problem Graph neural networks struggle in data-scarce regimes and fail to surpass traditional methods.
method Cross-graph inter-message passing with multiple graph abstractions.
result XIMP outperforms state-of-the-art baselines across diverse molecular property tasks.

A deep probabilistic model analyzes DNA-encoded library data for efficient screening.

problem Complex data from DNA-encoded library experiments mask underlying signals.
method Compositional deep probabilistic model of DEL data, modeling latent reactions between synthons.
result DEL-Compose model demonstrates strong performance and valuable insights.

Deep filtering improves robustness of models from noisy, sparse data.

problem Challenges in understanding microscopic interactions from noisy, sparse, and biased data.
method Statistical approach based on deep filtering of nonlinear feature networks.
result Physicochemical models are more robust, transparent, and generalize better.

Co-Diffusion predicts drug-target affinity by learning latent manifolds and diffusion, improving generalization.

problem Cold-start regimes in drug-target affinity prediction due to label scarcity and domain shifts.
method Two-stage framework: latent manifold alignment and latent diffusion regularization.
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art baselines, especially in zero-shot generalization.