AI3SD, OSM & RSC-CICAG Predicting the activity of Drug Candidates when there is no target Workshop Report
AI3SD, OSM & RSC-CICAG Predicting the activity of Drug Candidates when there is no target Workshop Report
This one-day meeting brought together two highly topical areas of drug discovery. Firstly, the application of machine learning/artificial intelligence (ML/AI) approaches to the discovery of new drug leads and secondly, programs where the biological target is not clearly established - so-called phenotypic drug discovery. Whilst there have been a number of publications describing AI or machine learning approaches in drug discovery many use historical data sets that have been carefully cleaned and validated. Unfortunately, real world experimental data from a phenotypic screen is rarely clean and tidy and presents significant challenges to model builders.
AI3SD, OSM, RSC, Artificial Intelligence, Drug Discovery, Machine Learning
University of Southampton
Swain, Chris
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Todd, Matthew
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10 February 2020
Swain, Chris
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Todd, Matthew
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Swain, Chris
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Todd, Matthew, Kanza, Samantha and Frey, Jeremy G.
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(2020)
AI3SD, OSM & RSC-CICAG Predicting the activity of Drug Candidates when there is no target Workshop Report
(AI3SD-Event-Series, 16)
University of Southampton
19pp.
(doi:10.5258/SOTON/P0020).
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Abstract
This one-day meeting brought together two highly topical areas of drug discovery. Firstly, the application of machine learning/artificial intelligence (ML/AI) approaches to the discovery of new drug leads and secondly, programs where the biological target is not clearly established - so-called phenotypic drug discovery. Whilst there have been a number of publications describing AI or machine learning approaches in drug discovery many use historical data sets that have been carefully cleaned and validated. Unfortunately, real world experimental data from a phenotypic screen is rarely clean and tidy and presents significant challenges to model builders.
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Published date: 10 February 2020
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AI3SD, OSM, RSC, Artificial Intelligence, Drug Discovery, Machine Learning
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