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1. Computer Science › Computational Drug Discovery Methods

   Learning physical interactions to compose biological large language models

   Clark, Dean and Shukla · Communications Chemistry · 2026

   The paper reviews ways to combine molecular representations from biochemical language models, proposes interaction-aware foundation models, and shows that composing models can match standard methods.

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   1. UncheckedCombining ('composing') biochemical language models performs similar to or better than standard ways of representing molecular interactions, using far fewer features.“We demonstrate that 'composing' biochemical language models performs similar or better than standard methods representing molecular interactions despite having significantly fewer features.”