Generative Retrieval for Reverse Target Fishing with a Proteome-Scale Benchmark
Reverse target fishing identifies protein targets for a query molecule and is central to drug discovery and repurposing.
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Key points
- We reformulate the task as generative retrieval and introduce GenFish.
- Given a molecular fingerprint, GenFish autoregressively models codes conditioned on the query and preceding code, ranking proteins by identifier likelihood without explicitly labeling unrecorded pairs as negatives.
- We introduce ProTargetBench, the first proteome-scale benchmark for reverse target fishing to jointly support measured-panel discrimination and full-catalogue recovery of experimentally recorded positives.
- These results establish generative retrieval as a principled paradigm for reverse target fishing under incomplete bioactivity records.
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- [1]Generative Retrieval for Reverse Target Fishing with a Proteome-Scale BenchmarkarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 17, 04:56 AM
Reverse target fishing identifies protein targets for a query molecule and is central to drug discovery and repurposing.
We reformulate the task as generative retrieval and introduce GenFish.
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