This work introduces MARCC (Mapping-Assisted Reaction Center and Classification), a multitask graph neural network for modeling chemical reactions in a structured manner.MARCC jointly learns atom mapping (graph matching), reaction center prediction (binary classification), and reaction classification (global classification) within a unified architecture.By coupling these interdependent tasks, the model captures the structural relationships between local reactivity and global transformation semantics.Experiments on the USPTO-50K benchmark demonstrate that multitask supervision improves both accuracy and interpretability compared to single-task and product-only baselines.The framework provides a general approach for graph-based reaction understanding and structured chemical prediction.
Structured Chemical Reaction Modeling with Multitask Graph Neural Networks / M. Astero, A.L.. - (2025 Oct 14). (10.5281/zenodo.17352840 ) [10.1101/2025.10.13.682169v1].
Structured Chemical Reaction Modeling with Multitask Graph Neural Networks
E. Casiraghi;
2025
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This work introduces MARCC (Mapping-Assisted Reaction Center and Classification), a multitask graph neural network for modeling chemical reactions in a structured manner.MARCC jointly learns atom mapping (graph matching), reaction center prediction (binary classification), and reaction classification (global classification) within a unified architecture.By coupling these interdependent tasks, the model captures the structural relationships between local reactivity and global transformation semantics.Experiments on the USPTO-50K benchmark demonstrate that multitask supervision improves both accuracy and interpretability compared to single-task and product-only baselines.The framework provides a general approach for graph-based reaction understanding and structured chemical prediction.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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