New paper Trajectory Matching extends discrete flow matching to fragment-level edits
guennemann · x · 2026-11-03
A new paper introduces Trajectory Matching, extending discrete flow matching beyond single-component edits in a fixed-size state to general actions such as inserting whole molecular fragments, targeting molecular generation tasks. Authors include M. Lienen, David Ludke, and Günnemann.
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