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DrugDiff

DrugDiff is a latent diffusion model that uses predictor guidance to generate small molecules with desired molecular properties. Details about DrugDiff's architecture are illustrated below and further described in our pre-print.

Figure 1: DrugDiff Oveview

1. Download Model Checkpoints

Please download the DrugDiff checkpoint as well as the predictor checkpoints from here: zenodo

Save the checkpoints under /model/.

2. Generate Molecules

Unconditional Generation

To generate molecules from the learned distribution without guidance, use /scripts/generate_without_guidance.py.

Single-Property Guidance

To generate molecules with guidance towards a single molecular property, use /scripts/generate_with_single_property_guidance.py.

Multi-Property Guidance

To generate molecules with guidance towards multiple molecular properties, use /scripts/generate_with_multi_property_guidance.py.

3. Evaluate Generated Molecules

Evaluation examples can be found under /notebooks/, with examples for unconditional generation (evaluation_without_guidance.ipynb), single-property guidance (evaluation_with_single_property_guidance.ipynb) and multi-property guidance (evaluation_with_multi_property_guidance.ipynb).

Data

The ZINC-250k dataset (ht</span>tps://</span>w</span>ww.kaggle.com/datasets/basu369victor/zinc250k) was used for training, which was published under the Database Contents License (DbCL). It is a subset of the ZINC database (Irwin, Tang, Young, Dandarchuluun, Wong, Khurelbaatar, Moroz, Mayfield, Sayle, J. Chem. Inf. Model 2020, ht</span>tps://</span>pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jcim.0c00675).