“You say, okay, of all the chemicals that I could make given my geometry, I don't want to make that many… you basically set up and generate a bunch of synthetic libraries and then you score them on this optimization function”
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Score generated synthetic libraries against the optimization function and select a smaller subset of compounds for synthesis
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