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Many studies have prophesied that the integration of machine learning techniques into small-molecule therapeutics development will help to deliver a true leap forward in drug discovery. However, increasingly advanced algorithms and novel architectures have not always yielded substantial improvements in results. In this Perspective, we propose that a greater focus on the data for training and benchmarking these models is more likely to drive future improvement, and explore avenues for future research and strategies to address these data challenges.

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DOI

10.1038/s43588-024-00699-0

Type

Journal article

Publication Date

01/10/2024

Volume

4

Pages

735 - 743

Total pages

8

Keywords

Machine Learning, Drug Discovery, Humans, Algorithms, Small Molecule Libraries