Train custom generative models from your SMILES datasets. Harness three-stage reinforcement learning with actor-critic architecture to explore, optimize, and expand chemical space with unprecedented precision and control.
Train fully custom molecular generative models directly from your SMILES datasets with learned SAR patterns
Generator as actor, discriminator as critic—dynamic evolution through closed adaptive feedback loops
SMARTS constraints, reward functions, and negative datasets for precise chemical space navigation
Integrated patent database checking for novelty assessment and freedom-to-operate analysis
A paradigm shift in de novo molecular design through policy-gradient optimization and actor-critic architecture
The generator network (actor) learns scaffold distributions and SAR patterns from input SMILES datasets, establishing a foundation for controlled molecular construction through initial policy formation.
The discriminator network (critic) evaluates generated molecules against property-based reward functions, penalizing toxic chemotypes and enforcing SMARTS-level structural constraints through continuous feedback.
Policy-gradient optimization propagates critic feedback to the generator, refining sampling strategy in an adaptive loop. This produces high-volume libraries of novel, valid, drug-like molecules optimized for multi-parameter objectives.
From dataset to discovery: streamlined pipeline for property-driven molecular design
Janak transforms molecular generation into a systematic, AI-driven process. Starting with your proprietary SMILES datasets, the platform learns chemical patterns and structure-activity relationships, then applies reinforcement learning to iteratively generate and optimize molecules.
The actor-critic architecture ensures that every generated molecule is evaluated against your specific objectives—whether potency, selectivity, drug-likeness, or ADMET properties—while maintaining synthetic feasibility and novelty.
Train on your SMILES datasets to capture proprietary chemistry and SAR insights unique to your research
Define custom reward functions encoding potency, selectivity, ADMET, and other critical molecular properties
Apply SMARTS constraints and negative datasets to exclude unwanted chemotypes and ensure drug-likeness
Automated patent database screening ensures generated molecules are novel and commercially viable
Comprehensive tools for controlled, property-driven molecular generation
Leverages state-of-the-art transformer models (including Taiga-inspired architectures) for superior sequence learning and molecular grammar understanding, enabling generation of chemically valid, synthesizable structures.
Simultaneously optimize across multiple objectives including potency, selectivity, ADMET properties, synthetic accessibility, and patent freedom—all within a unified reward framework.
Define precise structural requirements and exclusions using SMARTS patterns, ensuring generated molecules conform to your exact chemical specifications and avoid problematic substructures.
Train the model to actively avoid toxic, reactive, or unwanted chemotypes by incorporating negative examples that penalize generation of undesirable molecular features.
Generate thousands to millions of novel molecules efficiently, with built-in diversity mechanisms ensuring comprehensive coverage of the optimized chemical space.
Export generated molecules in standard formats (SMILES, SDF, MOL) for immediate use in downstream workflows including docking, virtual screening, and synthesis planning.
Bridging generative modeling with rational, property-driven lead discovery
The generator acts as the actor, iteratively constructing molecules through a policy that maximizes long-term reward, while the discriminator functions as the critic, distinguishing synthetically feasible, high-quality candidates from inferior ones.
Quantitatively encode objectives such as potency, selectivity, drug-likeness, or ADMET suitability. The reward function guides learning toward high-value regions of chemical space with precision and reproducibility.
Policy-gradient optimization continuously refines the generator's sampling strategy based on critic feedback, enabling dynamic evolution of chemical motifs toward multi-parameter optimization goals in real-time.
Addresses the core difficulty of generating discrete molecular structures while simultaneously optimizing for chemical and biological desirability—a challenge that traditional generative methods struggle to solve.
Systematically explore and expand desired chemical space through learned scaffold distributions and SAR relationships, discovering novel molecular architectures beyond traditional medicinal chemistry intuition.
Built on peer-reviewed research and validated by advanced architectures like Taiga, demonstrating the effectiveness of RL-GAN approaches for controlled molecular generation with desired properties at scale.
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