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Molecular Knowledge Guided Prompt Adaptation for Pre-trained 2D Graph Encoders

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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.

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