The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
Predicting retrosynthetic pathways using transformer-based models and a hyper-graph exploration strategy.
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Many posts emphasize the innovative integration of transformer-based models for chemical synthesis planning, with phrases like 'automate the RoboRXN pipeline' and 'surpassed 3 million predictions,' indicating active interest and recognition of the publication's relevance. The tone varies from technical enthusiasm to curiosity about applications, which collectively signal a positive perception of the research's potential impact and importance.
Most posts express support or enthusiasm for the advances described in the publication, highlighting connections to existing workflows and tools.
Posts show high curiosity about practical applications and details of the models, reflecting active engagement with the technical content.
Several discussions delve into the methodology, mentioning transformer models, hypergraph strategies, and accessibility of tools, indicating deep involvement.
While some posts underscore significance for the field, the overall perception is that the work has meaningful but not revolutionary impact at this stage.
Abstract in brief
- The researchers developed an advanced computer model combining a Molecular Transformer with a hypergraph exploration strategy to automatically plan chemical synthesis routes without human help, improving how reactions are predicted step-by-step.
- They introduced four new ways (metrics) to evaluate how well these models perform—covering aspects like how much of the possible reactions they can predict (coverage), the diversity of their predictions, the accuracy of the entire reaction process (roundtrip accuracy), and how similar the predictions are to known data (Jensen-Shannon divergence).
- The model was tested with real examples, showing very good results, though some challenges remain—mainly related to the quality of the training data—while these evaluation metrics can help in fine-tuning future models for better performance.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyA last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.co/qtAtK8EWB5)! Brilliant @IBMResearch and @Unipisa collaboration! How would you evaluate multi-step retrosynthetis models? #RSCOrg @teodorolaino @forRXN https://t.co/k8o407qqZf
5/ Step 3: Select 250 best molecules & assess synthesizability with the multistep retrosynthesis model by @pschwllr/@ForRXN (https://t.co/P1AciYnK4H). 30% of the molecules were synthesizable, 50% of them in <= 2 steps. We then selected our final candidate: 3-Bromobenzylamine https://t.co/znPSD2YTti
@kamerlinlab @Ben_Hoov @hen_str @teodorolaino @reymondgroup @IOPPublishing We investigated chemical reaction prediction (https://t.co/usDVueAuC4) and multi-step retrosynthesis planning (https://t.co/qtAtK8EWB5) in other studies. These tools can freely be accessed through https://t.co/7UkKVj7raT ->@forrxn. 4/4
@andrewwhite01 @liubowen16 Multi-step synthesis planning using two transformers (retro and path scoring): https://t.co/dONTF8ylFw Our models are freely accessible (also without coding experience) through the IBM RXN for chemistry platform: https://t.co/7UkKVj7raT We recently surpassed 3M predictions!
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
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RT @acvaucher: This was the missing piece to automate the RoboRXN pipeline: it now links the AI-suggested retrosynthetic route for a target…
RT @JannisBorn: 5/ Step 3: Select 250 best molecules & assess synthesizability with the multistep retrosynthesis model by @pschwllr/@ForRX…
5/ Step 3: Select 250 best molecules & assess synthesizability with the multistep retrosynthesis model by @pschwllr/@ForRXN (https://t.co/P1AciYnK4H). 30% of the molecules were synthesizable, 50% of them in <= 2 steps. We then selected our final candidate: 3-Bromobenzylamine https://t.co/znPSD2YTti
@andrewwhite01 @liubowen16 Multi-step synthesis planning using two transformers (retro and path scoring): https://t.co/dONTF8ylFw Our models are freely accessible (also without coding experience) through the IBM RXN for chemistry platform: https://t.co/7UkKVj7raT We recently surpassed 3M predictions!
RT @pschwllr: @kamerlinlab @Ben_Hoov @hen_str @teodorolaino @reymondgroup @IOPPublishing We investigated chemical reaction prediction (http…
@kamerlinlab @Ben_Hoov @hen_str @teodorolaino @reymondgroup @IOPPublishing We investigated chemical reaction prediction (https://t.co/usDVueAuC4) and multi-step retrosynthesis planning (https://t.co/qtAtK8EWB5) in other studies. These tools can freely be accessed through https://t.co/7UkKVj7raT ->@forrxn. 4/4
Predicting retrosynthetic pathways using transformer-based models and a hyper-graph exploration strategy - now published in Chemical Science https://t.co/z0exUujvu1
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
RT @pschwllr: A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.c…
A last minute entry to #RSCPoster. Our Retrosynthetic Pathway Prediction Workflow - just out in @ChemicalScience (https://t.co/qtAtK8EWB5)! Brilliant @IBMResearch and @Unipisa collaboration! How would you evaluate multi-step retrosynthetis models? #RSCOrg @teodorolaino @forRXN https://t.co/k8o407qqZf
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
Predicting #Retrosynthetic Pathways using Transformer-Based Models and a Hyper-Graph Exploration Strategy - https://t.co/OOV6gwGiwd #Agenparl #Class #Model #Readability #Single #AgenparlEnglish #Educazione #ScienzaETecnologia #SocialNetwork https://t.co/LQF2uyTZr7
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
RT @ForRxn: The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️
The details on the retrosynthetic engine driving the design of chemical synthesis ⚗️