NanoFold benchmark launches with a 10,000-protein dataset to let AI agents autonomously train and test folding models · Digg

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NanoFold benchmark launches with a 10,000-protein dataset to let AI agents autonomously train and test folding models

The GitHub repository includes a competition for the lowest validation loss

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NanoFold benchmark launches with a 10,000-protein dataset to let AI agents autonomously train and test folding models

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@ChrisHayduk Awesome work Chris, love to see this!

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Many users praised the NanoFold benchmark release for enabling structured AI agent protein experiments because they expect it to yield valuable community insights and research progress.

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nanoFold-Competition/paper/NanoFold.pdf at main · ChrisHayduk/nanoFold-Competition(GitHub)viaAnshul Kundaje

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