This paper proposes a molecular prompting framework that integrates heterogeneous molecular information into downstream graph learning without modifying the pre-trained encoder parameters, and can be flexibly incorporated into existing 2D graph pre-training methods while maintaining strong parameter efficiency.
In this work, we propose Molrep-SCF, a multimodal self-supervised pretraining framework for molecular representation learning using SMILES sequences, 2D molecular graphs, and 3D geometric structures. The three modalities are encoded using a Transformer, a graph neural network, and an invariant 3D graph neural network,...
Meng Ma, Qing-Qing Cao, Fang Liu et al.· Frontiers in Pharmacology· 0 citations
LeJEPA is adapted to molecular graphs, evaluating GPS and Chemprop-style D-MPNN encoders on the antibiotic-activity dataset and ogbg-molhiv using a multi-seed, bootstrap-based protocol, and pretraining supplies complementary information best realised through feature-level combination, while finetuning gains are weak an...
Michał Kulczykowski, Rafał Łabędzki· Research Square· 0 citations
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Self-supervised pre-training models for molecular data have demonstrated notable results across many downstream tasks. The inherent multimodal properties of molecules have also motivated efforts to capture information from different modalities. However, current multimodal molecular pre-training models usuall...
Kang-Jie Zheng, Jun-Wei Yang, Siyu Long et al.· Bioinformatics· 0 citations
A novel multimodal alignment framework for joint modeling of molecular graphs and sequences, called Mol-ME, which employs ensemble learning to predict on extracted representations, which captures complex nonlinear relationships and compensates for the modeling limitations of single shallow networks.
Bao-Ren Huang, Mu Chen, Jun-Jie Luo et al.· Journal of Chemical Informat...· 0 citations
LARK is introduced, a unified framework for learning atom–molecule–reaction knowledge from chemical transformations that learns chemically informative representations of substructures involved in molecular transformations and establishes chemical transformations as a source of structured supervision for representation...
Jian-Bo Qiao, Yu-Hang Liu, Jun-Ru Jin et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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