How to develop a custom model for one-step retrosynthesis using Retro* #5

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Originally created by @danielFarfan18 on 9/27/2024

Hello, @binghong-ml

First of all, thank you for making Retro* publicly available and for the impressive work on retrosynthesis planning!

I’ve adapted the Retro* algorithm to include possible reactants along with their associated probabilities as inputs. However, I’ve encountered an issue where the algorithm doesn’t converge on a single retrosynthetic route. Instead, it seems to struggle with selecting reactants effectively based on the provided probabilities.

This question arises because I have already evaluated the one-step retrosynthesis model and obtained an accuracy of approximately 83% on the USPTO Full dataset. While the one-step prediction works well, the lack of convergence when incorporating reactant probabilities is puzzling.

*Originally created by @danielFarfan18 on 9/27/2024* Hello, @binghong-ml First of all, thank you for making Retro* publicly available and for the impressive work on retrosynthesis planning! I’ve adapted the Retro* algorithm to include possible reactants along with their associated probabilities as inputs. However, I’ve encountered an issue where the algorithm doesn’t converge on a single retrosynthetic route. Instead, it seems to struggle with selecting reactants effectively based on the provided probabilities. This question arises because I have already evaluated the one-step retrosynthesis model and obtained an accuracy of approximately 83% on the USPTO Full dataset. While the one-step prediction works well, the lack of convergence when incorporating reactant probabilities is puzzling.
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