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Main Authors: Sri Vishnu, Jagan N, Syed Ahamed K, Mrs. R. Creesy, M.E
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Published: Zenodo 2026
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19535421
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author Sri Vishnu
Jagan N
Syed Ahamed K
Mrs. R. Creesy, M.E
author_facet Sri Vishnu
Jagan N
Syed Ahamed K
Mrs. R. Creesy, M.E
contents <p>Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a <br>promising approach for accelerating drug discovery and enabling <br>personalized treatment strategies in modern healthcare. <br>Traditional drug development is a time-consuming, expensive, and <br>high-risk process, often requiring more than a decade for <br>successful clinical approval. Although several AI-based drug <br>discovery models have been proposed, most existing systems suffer <br>from limited clinical applicability due to dataset bias, lack of <br>interpretability, and poor generalization across diseases. This <br>research proposes an AI-driven drug repurposing framework that <br>leverages publicly available biomedical datasets to identify <br>potential therapeutic candidates for specific diseases. The <br>proposed system utilizes machine learning and deep learning <br>techniques, including graph-based molecular representations, to <br>predict drug-target interactions and molecular properties. By <br>focusing on drug repurposing rather than novel drug creation, the <br>system aims to reduce development time, cost, and safety risks. <br>Additionally, explainable AI techniques are incorporated to <br>improve transparency and trust in model predictions. The <br>proposed approach demonstrates a practical, scalable, and real<br>world applicable solution for personalized treatment support in <br>clinical decision-making.  </p> <p>Keywords—Drug Repurposing, Graph Neural Networks, <br>Explainable AI, Drug-Target Interaction, Clinical Decision <br>Support. </p>
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spellingShingle Interpretable Graph-Based Artificial Intelligence for Molecular Drug Repurposing and Target Interaction Inference
Sri Vishnu
Jagan N
Syed Ahamed K
Mrs. R. Creesy, M.E
<p>Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a <br>promising approach for accelerating drug discovery and enabling <br>personalized treatment strategies in modern healthcare. <br>Traditional drug development is a time-consuming, expensive, and <br>high-risk process, often requiring more than a decade for <br>successful clinical approval. Although several AI-based drug <br>discovery models have been proposed, most existing systems suffer <br>from limited clinical applicability due to dataset bias, lack of <br>interpretability, and poor generalization across diseases. This <br>research proposes an AI-driven drug repurposing framework that <br>leverages publicly available biomedical datasets to identify <br>potential therapeutic candidates for specific diseases. The <br>proposed system utilizes machine learning and deep learning <br>techniques, including graph-based molecular representations, to <br>predict drug-target interactions and molecular properties. By <br>focusing on drug repurposing rather than novel drug creation, the <br>system aims to reduce development time, cost, and safety risks. <br>Additionally, explainable AI techniques are incorporated to <br>improve transparency and trust in model predictions. The <br>proposed approach demonstrates a practical, scalable, and real<br>world applicable solution for personalized treatment support in <br>clinical decision-making.  </p> <p>Keywords—Drug Repurposing, Graph Neural Networks, <br>Explainable AI, Drug-Target Interaction, Clinical Decision <br>Support. </p>
title Interpretable Graph-Based Artificial Intelligence for Molecular Drug Repurposing and Target Interaction Inference
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19535421