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Hello AF3 team, in the output page, regarding chain_pair_pae_min:
"This has been found to correlate with whether two chains interact or not, and in some cases can be used to distinguish binders from non-binders."
The first part seems related to Figure 4e and 4c in the paper, could you please clarify the second part, regarding the ability to distinguish binders from non-binders?
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Distinguishing binders from non-binders is a topic of ongoing research in the community, previously with AF2/multimer but now also with AF3 - all we want to indicate here is that this is a reasonable candidate measure to try (i.e. choose some threshold and say two proteins are binding if chain_pair_pae_min is below that value for that pair - a good value for the threshold is one such topic of research).
Note that 4c/e are an example of low pae for something that interacts, but don't go into the correlation between the two (it is just one positive example)
Hello AF3 team, in the output page, regarding chain_pair_pae_min:
"This has been found to correlate with whether two chains interact or not, and in some cases can be used to distinguish binders from non-binders."
The first part seems related to Figure 4e and 4c in the paper, could you please clarify the second part, regarding the ability to distinguish binders from non-binders?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: