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Flow-Matching-Based Protein Structure Tokenizer Made Efficient and Easy
As the bridge between protein modality and discrete modeling, protein structure tokenization still largely relies on heavily engineered training objectives tailored to specific downstream tasks and large training datasets, which hinders its transfer to broader application scenarios. To address this
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