Here are 18 examples of agents you can launch on BADDIE🧪🧵
1) A "literature mining agent" that reads thousands of papers to spot hidden connections between compounds, genes, and diseases that humans might miss. Uses our deep “graph RAG” brain to find representations across disparate data sources.
Today we’re releasing the BADDIE Agent Resource Hub. A comprehensive list of tools BADDIE agents will be able to access or interface with, and a launchpad full of resources for those who wish to accelerate open science.
We’ll be adding tools and data sources continuously, more updates on our first agent soon!
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just to clarify the ambiguity - the drug devs are separate from the pump science core team
$RIF and $URO were launched by our core team
future tokens will not be launched by our team
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we've created a unified graph schema to allow BADDIE agents to do inference and execute search queries that cross between multiple data sources and entity categories
eg. search by drugbank semantic info -> search chembl for similar bioactive compounds by explicit chemistry -> filter results with richer bioactivity data from cross-referencing uniprot or geneontology
we've created a unified graph schema to allow BADDIE agents to do inference and execute search queries that cross between multiple data sources and entity categories
eg. search by drugbank semantic info -> search chembl for similar bioactive compounds by explicit chemistry -> filter results with richer bioactivity data from cross-referencing uniprot or geneontology
Through a unified graph model, we empower BADDIE agents with the ability to reason and search across multiple data sources and entity types, delving deeper from semantics to chemistry to biology.
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we've created a unified graph schema to allow BADDIE agents to do inference and execute search queries that cross between multiple data sources and entity categories
eg. search by drugbank semantic info -> search chembl for similar bioactive compounds by explicit chemistry -> filter results with richer bioactivity data from cross-referencing uniprot or geneontology