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Adapting Boltz-2 with limited experimental activity data improves early enrichment in virtual screening
Virtual screening aims to prioritize active compounds from large chemical libraries within a limited experimental budget. When applying Boltz-2 to virtual screening, a key challenge is how to use limited experimental data from the target assay to improve the prioritization of active compounds. We in
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