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When Edit Flows are Edit Jumps: replicating Edit Flows and EvoFlows
Antibody lead optimization calls for a small, bounded set of edits to an existing candidate: substitutions, but also insertions and deletions. Edit-based generative models are the only ones that allocate such an edit budget without fixing the edit positions, the edit count, or the output length in a
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