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PatentNetML: A Novel Framework for Predicting Key Compounds in Patents Using Network Science and Machine Learning.

Ting-Fei Zhu^1,2, Rong Qian^1,2, Xiao Wei¹

¹Xiangya School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Central South University, Changsha 410003, Hunan, China.

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This study introduces PatentNetML, a novel framework using network science and machine learning to predict key compounds in patents, aiding drug discovery. It helps identify promising drug candidates more efficiently.

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Area of Science:

Drug discovery and development
Computational chemistry
Intellectual property analysis

Background:

Patents are vital for drug research, offering early data and insights.
Identifying key compounds in patents is crucial for discovering novel lead compounds.
Existing methods may not fully leverage the information within patent data.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an innovative approach for predicting key compounds within patents.
To create a robust framework integrating network science and machine learning for this purpose.
To demonstrate the utility of the proposed framework through case studies.

Main Methods:

Collected a dataset of 1555 patents and 1000 key compounds.
Developed the PatentNetML framework, integrating network science and machine learning algorithms.
Combined network measures, ADMET properties, and physicochemical properties for classification models.

Main Results:

Successfully constructed classification models to identify key compounds.
Demonstrated the potential of PatentNetML in uncovering hidden patterns in patents.
Showcased the framework's capability through model interpretation and case study analysis.

Conclusions:

PatentNetML offers a promising foundation for efficiently identifying drug candidates.
The framework aids in expediting the drug discovery process in the pharmaceutical industry.
Acknowledged limitations exist for patents deviating from the assumed central pattern.