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How can I use Deepfusion to predict the binding affinity of a new complex

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Hi,

It seems that the code here can only evaluate the model on PDBBind. How can I use the code to predict the binding affinity of a new complex not in PDBBind? If you can provide a script or any other methods, it would be very helpful. Thanks.

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Start by tracing how the repository evaluates Deepfusion on PDBBind and identify the entry point that consumes a complex. Determine what inputs a new complex requires, then document or expose a reproducible method for running affinity prediction outside PDBBind; done means a user can follow the provided method for a new complex.

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Tech stack
python
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machine-learning
Issue type
Feature
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4/5
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