hogru/MolReactGen-USPTO50K-Reaction-Templates

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MolReactGen is a model that generates reaction templates in SMARTS format (this model) and molecules in SMILES format.

Model Details

Model Description

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MolReactGen is based on the the GPT-2 transformer decoder architecture and has been trained on a pre-processed version of the USPTO-50K dataset. More information can be found in these introductory slides.pdf).

• —Developed by: Stephan Holzgruber
• —Model type: Transformer decoder
• —License: MIT

Model Sources

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• —Repository: https://github.com/hogru/MolReactGen
• —Presentation: https://github.com/hogru/MolReactGen/blob/main/presentations/Slides%20(A4%20size).pdf
• —Poster: https://github.com/hogru/MolReactGen/blob/main/presentations/Poster%20(A0%20size).pdf

Uses

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The main use of this model is to pass the master's examination of the author ;-)

Direct Use

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The model can be used in a Hugging Face text generation pipeline. For the intended use case a wrapper around the raw text generation pipeline is needed. This is the `generate.py` from the repository. The model has a default GenerationConfig() (generation_config.json) which can be overwritten. Depending on the number of molecules to be generated (num_return_sequences in the JSON file) this might take a while. The generation code above shows a progress bar during generation.

Bias, Risks, and Limitations

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The model generates reaction templates that are similar to the USPTO-50K training data. Any checks of the reaction templates, e.g. chemical feasiblitly, must be adressed by the user of the model.

Training Details

Training Data

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Pre-processed version of the USPTO-50K dataset, originally introduced by Schneider et al..

Training Procedure

The default Hugging Face Trainer() has been used, with an EarlyStoppingCallback().

Preprocessing

The training data was pre-processed with a PreTrainedTokenizerFast() trained on the training data with a bespoke RegEx pre-tokenizer which "understands" the SMARTS syntax.

Training Hyperparameters

• —Batch size: 8
• —Gradient accumulation steps: 4
• —Mixed precision: fp16, native amp
• —Learning rate: 0.0005
• —Learning rate scheduler: Cosine
• —Learning rate scheduler warmup: 0.1
• —Optimizer: AdamW with betas=(0.9,0.95) and epsilon=1e-08
• —Number of epochs: 43 (early stopping)

More configuration (options) can be found in the `conf` directory of the repository.

Evaluation

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Please see the slides / the poster mentioned above.

Metrics

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Results

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Technical Specifications

Framework versions

• —Transformers 4.27.1
• —Pytorch 1.13.1
• —Datasets 2.10.1
• —Tokenizers 0.13.2

Hardware

• —Local PC running Ubuntu 22.04
• —NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 3080Ti (12GB)