Weighted Views Representation with Multi-Head Coulomb Attention for Molecular Property Prediction
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Muhammad Shahzeb Ali1, Martin J Mohlenkamp1
1Department of Mathematics, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 45701-2978, United States.
Abstract:
We extend the weighted-views molecular featurization framework (d'Avezac, Botts, Mohlenkamp, and Zunger, 2011) by enriching it with single-atom properties and Coulomb pair information. We use these enriched views within a machine-learning architecture incorporating shared Transformers whose attention scores directly incorporate Coulomb interactions, weighted aggregation of view outputs, and a final prediction neural network. We demonstrate performance competitive with the state-of-the-art on the QM7 atomization energy benchmark (regression), ranking enantiomers by their docking scores (trained as regression, tested by ranking), lipophilicity (regression), and blood-brain barrier penetration (classification).
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