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Generative Retrieval for Reverse Target Fishing with a Proteome-Scale Benchmark
Reverse target fishing identifies protein targets for a query molecule and is central to drug discovery and repurposing. Discriminative approaches adapted from virtual screening face sparse, long-tailed associations and missing-not-at-random measurements: treating unrecorded pairs as negatives can s
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