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An XGBoost regressor that predicts the **heavy-atom-count weighted synthesizability
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score** (`hac_weighted_score`) of PROTAC molecules from SMILES.
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Nested 5×5 scaffold cross-validation, Optuna tuning. **Mean CV R² = 0.565.**
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## Files
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Requires the project code: https://github.com/ribesstefano/PROTAC-Synthesizability
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from xgb.model import XGBoostRegressor
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model = XGBoostRegressor.load("xgb_v3_final") # base path, no extension
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smiles = ["O=C(O)c1ccccc1"]
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## Dependencies
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## License
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MIT
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An XGBoost regressor that predicts the **heavy-atom-count weighted synthesizability
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score** (`hac_weighted_score`) of PROTAC molecules from SMILES.
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Nested 5×5 scaffold cross-validation, Optuna tuning. **Mean CV R² = 0.565.**
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## Files
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Requires the project code: https://github.com/ribesstefano/PROTAC-Synthesizability
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Install the package (editable) so `protac_synth` is importable, then:
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```python
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from protac_synth.models.xgb.model import XGBoostRegressor
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from protac_synth.chem_utils import (
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standardize_all, compute_fingerprints, compute_descriptors,
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model = XGBoostRegressor.load("xgb_v3_final") # base path, no extension
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smiles = ["O=C(O)c1ccccc1"]
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# featurization consumes standardized RDKit Mols, not raw SMILES
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mols = standardize_all(smiles)
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preds = model.predict(
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smiles,
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X_fp=compute_fingerprints(mols, model.fp_size, model.fp_radius),
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X_desc=compute_descriptors(mols),
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Notes:
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- `compute_fingerprints` / `compute_descriptors` take pre-standardized Mols
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(from `standardize_all`), so each molecule is parsed and standardized once.
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- Using `model.fp_size` / `model.fp_radius` guarantees the fingerprint settings
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match those the model was trained with.
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## Dependencies
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The `.skops` preprocessor and the RDKit descriptor set are **version-sensitive** —
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loading under a different version can raise `InconsistentVersionWarning` or produce
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a feature-count mismatch. Pin the versions the model was exported with:
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- `scikit-learn==1.6.1` (the version the `.skops` pipeline was saved with)
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- `rdkit` — pin the exact version used at training; the RDKit descriptor list
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changes across releases, and a mismatch changes the descriptor column count.
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- `skops`, `xgboost`, `numpy` — pin to the training environment.
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## License
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