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Fraglingo: Molecular Design via Attachment-Aware Autoregressive Fragment Generation
Molecular design is most effective when generation mirrors the edits chemists actually make: extending a scaffold, replacing a substituent, or decorating a scaffold at a specified attachment site while optimizing molecular properties. Fragment-based molecular design naturally supports this workflow, yet existing approaches often separate fragment selection from attachment prediction, first choosing a fragment from a fixed vocabulary and then predicting how it should be connected. This decoupling restricts generation to a closed fragment vocabulary and treats attachment as a separate prediction
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-09-11T20:42:04.000Z
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