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Steering sequence generation in protein language models through Iterative Lookback Monte Carlo Sampling
Protein language models (pLMs) leverage large-scale evolutionary data to generate novel sequences, but steering generation toward desired physicochemical properties without sacrificing diversity remains a major challenge. Existing approaches often induce severe diversity loss or require computationa
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