MixRx: Predicting Drug Combination Interactions with LLMs

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Autores principales: Surana, Risha, Saidock, Cameron, Chacon, Hugo
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Publicado: 2025
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author Surana, Risha
Saidock, Cameron
Chacon, Hugo
author_facet Surana, Risha
Saidock, Cameron
Chacon, Hugo
contents MixRx uses Large Language Models (LLMs) to classify drug combination interactions as Additive, Synergistic, or Antagonistic, given a multi-drug patient history. We evaluate the performance of 4 models, GPT-2, Mistral Instruct 2.0, and the fine-tuned counterparts. Our results showed a potential for such an application, with the Mistral Instruct 2.0 Fine-Tuned model providing an average accuracy score on standard and perturbed datasets of 81.5%. This paper aims to further develop an upcoming area of research that evaluates if LLMs can be used for biological prediction tasks.
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spellingShingle MixRx: Predicting Drug Combination Interactions with LLMs
Surana, Risha
Saidock, Cameron
Chacon, Hugo
Other Quantitative Biology
Artificial Intelligence
Computation and Language
Machine Learning
MixRx uses Large Language Models (LLMs) to classify drug combination interactions as Additive, Synergistic, or Antagonistic, given a multi-drug patient history. We evaluate the performance of 4 models, GPT-2, Mistral Instruct 2.0, and the fine-tuned counterparts. Our results showed a potential for such an application, with the Mistral Instruct 2.0 Fine-Tuned model providing an average accuracy score on standard and perturbed datasets of 81.5%. This paper aims to further develop an upcoming area of research that evaluates if LLMs can be used for biological prediction tasks.
title MixRx: Predicting Drug Combination Interactions with LLMs
topic Other Quantitative Biology
Artificial Intelligence
Computation and Language
Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.03277