AMPL

AMPL extends DeepChem and integrates machine learning and molecular featurization to build, evaluate, and share predictive models for pharmacokinetic and safety parameters in in silico drug discovery.


Key Features:

  • Integration with DeepChem and ML algorithms: Extends the DeepChem library and incorporates a variety of machine learning algorithms for predictive modeling.
  • Molecular featurization: Supports multiple molecular featurization techniques, including comparisons of molecular fingerprints against alternative representations.
  • Modularity and extensibility: Provides a modular architecture that allows integration of additional algorithms and featurization methods.
  • End-to-end pipeline: Implements workflows from data preprocessing through model building and model evaluation to enable traceability of modeling steps.
  • Benchmarking on pharmaceutical datasets: Performs benchmarking across extensive pharmaceutical datasets to evaluate model and feature performance.
  • Uncertainty quantification and data-driven analysis: Includes uncertainty quantification and analysis showing correlations between dataset size and prediction performance, with variability across datasets and models.

Scientific Applications:

  • Prediction of pharmacokinetic properties: Building predictive models for pharmacokinetic parameters relevant to drug disposition.
  • Safety assessment of compounds: Modeling safety-related endpoints to assess potential toxicological liabilities of candidate molecules.
  • Early compound triage: Identifying promising compounds through predictive models to prioritize candidates in early drug discovery.

Methodology:

Extends DeepChem; integrates multiple machine learning algorithms and molecular featurization tools; performs data preprocessing, model building, model evaluation, benchmarking on pharmaceutical datasets, feature representation comparisons (including molecular fingerprints), and uncertainty quantification.

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Details

License:
MIT
Tool Type:
command-line tool, workflow
Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
1/18/2021
Last Updated:
1/23/2021

Operations

Publications

Minnich AJ, McLoughlin K, Tse M, Deng J, Weber A, Murad N, Madej BD, Ramsundar B, Rush T, Calad-Thomson S, Brase J, Allen JE. AMPL: A Data-Driven Modeling Pipeline for Drug Discovery. Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling. 2020;60(4):1955-1968. doi:10.1021/acs.jcim.9b01053. PMID:32243153. PMCID:PMC7189366.

PMID: 32243153
PMCID: PMC7189366
Funding: - National Cancer Institute: 75N91019D00024

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