RegimeFormer: A Large Protein Model for Global Perturbation Regimes
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-01
The paper introduces RegimeFormer, a large model designed to model global perturbation regimes in proteins.
Key Contributions:
- Objective: Addresses the challenge of predicting protein responses under global perturbations, which is critical for understanding drug mechanisms and protein functions.
- Technical Innovation: Constructs a large-scale protein model capable of capturing global dynamic patterns rather than being limited to local structures.
- Affiliations: A collaboration between researchers from Nanyang Technological University, University of Oxford, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and others.
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