EGAT is a repository that uses Edge-Featured Graph Attention Networks for reaction and molecular property prediction. This is initially described in the paper published on ChemRxiv (https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/article-details/65410dc248dad23120c6e954). More details will come on that soon. Please cite these papers if EGAT is helpful to your research.
Applications:
- Reaction Prediction: ChemArXiv [https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/article-details/65410dc248dad23120c6e954]
- Mass Spectra Peak Prediction: under construction
- Molecular Property Prediction: under construction
- Heat of Formation Prediction: under construction
- Reaction Classification: under construction
Documentation:
The first step in creating EGAT is to make a configuration file. You can do this in two ways: 1) by modifying the current config files available in the config file folder, or using a CLI based solution which can be done with Config.py. To see what kinds of arguements are there, please use the command below:
python Config.py --help
To generate the molecular graphs necessary for model training, please use the command below:
python Generate.py --config [config_file]
To generate molecular graphs instead of reaction based graphs for property prediction, you must set the --molecular flag when running python Config.py (or you can change it in the .yaml file itself)
To train the model, please use the command below:
python Train.py --config [config_file]
To predict the model using another model, please use the command below:
python Predict.py --config [config_file]
To obtain the fingerprints for a set of reactions, please set the --Embed flag to either 1 or 2 when writing Config.py. Setting --Embed to 2 means that you will only get embeddings returned to you. To train and obtain Embeddings, please use the training command below:
python Train.py --config [config_file]
To obtain embeddings based on a model, please use:
python Predict.py --config [config_file]
Tutorial: Slides and Video coming soon.
License: MIT License
- NVIDIA GPU
- Python 3.8
Please set up the conda environment with the given packages in the environment.yml file. Then clone the repository to your home computer.
- Sai Mahit Vaddadi ([email protected])
- Qiyuan Zhao ([email protected])
- Brett Savoie ([email protected])