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Multiview feature fusion-based graph representation model for drug-drug interaction prediction

Aug 2026 · Applied intelligence (Boston) · Vol 56 · 0 citations · 30 references
Computer Science

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A novel multiview feature fusion-based graph representation model (MFF-GRM) for predicting DDI that integrates drug molecular graphs, SMILES sequences, DDI information networks, and drug biological features to learn drug features more comprehensively.

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