Generative ML in chemistry is bottlenecked by synthesis
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Arguments Generative ML in chemistry is bottlenecked by synthesis 4.4k words, 21 minutes reading time Abhishaike Mahajan Sep 16, 2024 49 16 6 Share Note: I am not a chemistry expert. Huge shout-out to Anand Muthuswamy , Gabriel Levine , and Corin Wagen for their incredible help in correcting my misunderstandings here! But some may remain, please DM me or comment if you see one! Also, PostEra is a sponsor on this post! They are one of the few small-molecule ML startups that specialize in helping address synthesizability challenges in generative models. This is distinct from the ‘synthesis probl
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