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🦠 Model Request: MolE molecular embeddings #1385
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Unfortunately I cannot incorporate this model yet since the pre-trained models are not yet available in the repository. I have opened an issue: recursionpharma/mole_public#2 |
Update: I got an answer to my previous query and, disappointingly, they will not release the weights of the model even when they said they would do so in the repo |
Model Name
MolE molecular embeddings
Model Description
MolE is a foundation model for chemistry developed by Recursion. It combines geometric deep learning with transformers, to learn a meaningful representation of molecules. MolE leverages extensive labeled and unlabeled datasets in two pretraining steps. First it follows a novel self-supervised strategy using the graph representation of ~842 million molecules designed to properly learn to represent chemical structures. It is followed by a massive multi-task training to assimilate biological information.
Slug
mole-embeddings
Tag
Embedding
Publication
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-53751-y
Source Code
https://github.com/recursionpharma/mole_public
License
MIT
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