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Predicting Collision Cross Sections with GRACE: Geometric Residual Adduct Conditioning via Early-fusion
Collision cross section (CCS), derived from ion mobility mass spectrometry, is a common descriptor for molecular annotation. Prediction is challenging for machine learning models because it reflects the size, shape, and ionization state of a gas-phase molecular ion. Most predictors either ignore exp
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