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Robust generative transition-state models for unseen chemistry.

Aug 2026 · Nature Computational Science · 4 citations · 49 references
Medicine

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Self-supervised pretraining substantially improves TS prediction for previously unseen systems, lowering the median root-mean-square deviation of TS geometries on Transition1x-TMC reactions and reducing fine-tuning data requirements, enabling reliable performance even in low-data regimes.

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