Training a transferable LFM across diverse oligopeptides for generalization
Niklas_TR · x · 2026-10-17
To test cross-system generalization, the authors trained a transferable Langevin Flow Map on a variety of oligopeptides; visualizations show learned transition pathways between conformational states.
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