Systems and methods for discovering compounds using hierarchical reinforcement learning

WO2026064320A1PCT designated stage Publication Date: 2026-03-26DEEPCURE INC
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Filing Date
2025-09-16
Publication Date
2026-03-26

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Abstract

A method for identifying derived compounds exhibiting activity for a target macromolecule generates experiences. Each experience uses an initial compound in plurality of initial compounds to construct a derived compound through a hierarchical proximal policy. The policy has a parent molecular reaction model and a child reactant model that uses an environment of the target macromolecule. The parent model evaluates a plurality of molecular reactions. The child model evaluates a corresponding plurality of reactants for a selected molecular reaction. Using the plurality of experiences, the parameters of the parent model are updated in accordance with a first surrogate objective while the parameters of the child model are updated in accordance with a second surrogate objective. The generation of derived compounds and hierarchical proximal policy updating continues until convergence. Then, a subset of the derived compounds from the experiences is tested for activity against the target macromolecule.
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