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Predicting chemical structure using reinforcement learning with a stack-augmented conditional variational autoencoder
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In this paper, a reinforcement learning model is proposed that can maximize the predicted binding affinity between a generated molecule and target proteins. The model used to generate molecules in the proposed model was the Stacked Conditional Variation AutoEncoder (Stack-CVAE), which acts as an agent in reinforcement learning so that the resulting chemical formulas have the desired chemical properties and show high binding affinity with specific target proteins. We generated 1000 chemical formulas using the chemical properties of sorafenib and the three target kinases of sorafenib. Then, we confirmed that Stack-CVAE generates more of the valid and unique chemical compounds that have the desired chemical properties and predicted binding affinity better than other generative models. More detailed analysis for 100 of the top scoring molecules show that they are novel ones not found in existing chemical databases. Moreover, they reveal significantly higher predicted binding affinity score for Raf kinases than for other kinases. Furthermore, they are highly druggable and synthesizable.
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De novo drug design
Reinforcement learning
Conditional Variational AutoEencoder
Sorafenib
Raf kinases
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