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Improving Inverse Folding models at Protein Stability Prediction without additional Training or Data

Oliver DuttoniD, Sandro BottaroiD, Michele InvernizziiD, Istvan Redl, Albert Chung, Falk HoffmanniD, Louie D. HendersoniD, Stefano Ruschetta, Fabio AiroldiiD, Benjamin M. J. OwensiD, Patrik Foerch, Carlo FisicaroiD, Kamil TamiolaiD

Abstract

Deep learning protein sequence models have shown outstanding performance at de novo protein design and variant effect prediction. We substantially improve performance without further training or use of additional experimental data by introducing a second term derived from the models themselves which align outputs for the task of stability prediction. On a task to predict variants which increase protein stability the absolute success probabilities of PO_SCPLOWROTEINC_SCPLOWMPNN and ESMO_SCPLOWIFC_SCPLOW are improved by 11% and 5% respectively. We term these models PO_SCPLOWROTEINC_SCPLOWMPNN-O_SCPLOWDDC_SCPLOWG and ESMO_SCPLOWIFC_SCPLOW-O_SCPLOWDDC_SCPLOWG.

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