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Instruction multi-constraint molecular generation using a teacher-student large language model.

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A new large language model, TSMMG, generates molecules meeting multiple property requirements using natural language prompts. This advanced model achieves high validity and success rates, aiding drug discovery.

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  • Computational chemistry
  • Artificial intelligence in drug discovery

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  • Generating molecules with specific structures and properties is a significant challenge in computational chemistry.
  • Existing models and tools often fall short in comprehensive molecular generation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an advanced large language model for multi-constraint molecular generation.
  • To enable the creation of novel molecules based on natural language descriptions of desired properties.

Main Methods:

  • Introduced TSMMG (Text-based Structure and Multi-constraint Generation) model.
  • Trained TSMMG on a large dataset of text-molecule pairs derived from expert knowledge ('teachers').
  • Utilized natural language prompts to guide molecule generation.

Main Results:

  • TSMMG achieved over 99% molecular validity across tasks.
  • Demonstrated high success ratios: 82.58% (2-constraint), 68.03% (3-constraint), and 67.48% (4-constraint).
  • Showcased zero-shot adaptability for novel property combinations and diverse language styles.

Conclusions:

  • TSMMG is an effective framework for multi-constraint molecular generation via natural language.
  • The model has significant implications for drug discovery and related scientific fields.