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Few-Step Cofolding with All-Atom Flow Maps

NeurIPS 2026 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Generative protein structure design · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Distills the all-atom cofolding diffusion models Boltz-1 and Pearl into few-step sigma-space flow maps (DeCAF) with an SE(3)-aligned denoiser parametrization, and pairs them with a flow-map-lookahead reward-guided search (DeCAF-SEARCH).

Problem

All-atom cofolding diffusion models need many (~200) network evaluations per sample, making sampling and reward-guided inference-time search expensive.

Approach

Define a flow map in EDM sigma-space with a denoiser parametrization that predicts the endpoint and applies Kabsch SE(3) alignment before the loss, enabling stable distillation of EDM cofolding teachers; the flow map's clean-space lookahead then provides reward estimates for search.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: RCSB PDB structures (pre-2021-09-30) Runs N' Poses PoseBusters

Benchmarks: Runs N' Poses PoseBusters

Metrics: RMSD<2A success rate PB-Valid lDDT-PLI Success Rate best@1 best@5

Baselines: Boltz-1x AlphaFold3 Chai-1 Boltz-2 Pearl-2026.1.dev

Builds on: flow maps EDM MeanFlow consistency trajectory models Boltz-1 Feynman-Kac steering

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