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Recent studies have sought to combine expert experience with deep learning by introducing structural motifs into retrosynthesis, treating the task as a molecular editing problem. While such motifs can simplify the editing process, they also enlarge the vocabulary and can reduce predictive consistency.
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MotifRetro: Exploring the Combinability-Consistency Trade-offs in retrosynthesis via Dynamic Motif Editing
Combining expert experience with deep learning is a promising direction for retrosynthesis prediction, and some recent studies Gao et al. (2022) ; Liu et al. (2022) ; Dai et al. (2019) ; Somnath et al. (2021) have followed this approach by introducing structural motifs into retrosynthesis, which is…
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Combining expert experience with deep learning is a promising direction for retrosynthesis prediction, and some recent studies Gao et al. (2022) ; Liu et al. (2022) ; Dai et al. (2019) ; Somnath et al. (2021) have followed this approach by introducing structural motifs into retrosynthesis, which is essentially a molecular editing problem. As shown in Figure 1 , introducing motifs can simplify the molecular editing process, but it can also increase the vocabulary size and decrease predictive consistency.