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Molecular Property Prediction: A Multilevel Quantum Interactions Modeling Perspective

AAAI 2019 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Machine-learned interatomic potentials · 163 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Model molecular interactions level by level rather than blending levels into one embedding (ablation)MGCN · QM9, property UMAE: 0.03683Helped
Use MGCN instead of SchNetMolecular property prediction · QM9, εLUMOMAE: 0.0372 -> 0.0574Hurt
Use MGCN instead of enn-s2sMolecular property prediction · QM9, μMAE: 0.030 -> 0.056Hurt
Use MGCN instead of the strongest listed baselineMolecular property prediction · QM9, the other 11 propertiesMAEHelped
Use MGCN instead of SchNet or DTNNMolecular property prediction · ANI-1MAE: 0.108 -> 0.078; 0.113 -> 0.078Helped
Train MGCN with fewer labeled molecules rather than use the listed baselinesMGCN · QM9, U0; 50,000 training moleculesMAE: 0.0249 -> 0.0229Helped
Train MGCN with fewer labeled molecules rather than use the listed baselinesMGCN · QM9, U0; 100,000 training moleculesMAE: 0.0147 -> 0.0142Helped
Use fewer or more than four interaction layers (ablation)MGCN · QM9, U0MAEHurt
Use small-molecule embeddings to initialize training on large molecules (ablation)MGCN · QM9, large moleculesMAEHelped
Train on small molecules and apply directly to large molecules (ablation)MGCN · QM9, large moleculesMAEHelped

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