gbyuvd/synthaccess-chemselfies
ChemFIE-SA is a BERT-like sequence classifier for predicting synthesis accessibility given a SELFIES string of a compound, fine-tuned from gbyuvd/chemselfies-base-bertmlm on DeepSA's expanded dataset from Wang et al. 2023.
README
license: cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 tags: chemistry drug-design synthesis-accessibility cheminformatics drug-discovery selfies drugs molecules compounds ranger21 madgrad pipelinetag: text-classification libraryname: transformers basemodel: gbyuvd/chemselfies-base-bertmlm basemodelrelation: finetune ChemFIE-SA (ChemSELFIES - Synthesis Accessibility) ChemFIE-SA is a BERT-like sequence classifier for predicting synthesis accessibility given a SELFIES string of a compound, fine-tuned from…
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- HuggingFace — gbyuvd/synthaccess-chemselfies
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