RXNRECer Enables Fine-grained Enzymatic Function Annotation through Active Learning and Protein Language Models
RXNRECer Enables Fine-grained Enzymatic Function Annotation through Active Learning and Protein Language Models explores RXNRECer directly predicts enzyme-catalyzed reactions using protein language models and active learning, bypassing traditional EC number reliance.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Biochemical Annotation.
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