Abstract: In one aspect, a method for pre-clinical validation of an effectiveness of a candidate drug compound is disclosed. The method may include receiving, at a processing device, a signal that comprises at least two wavelengths that are each associated with a respective biomarker, wherein the signal is received subsequent to administering the candidate drug compound to a proxy organism, such organism including at least two assays configured to reveal the respective biomarkers. The method also may include analyzing the signal to obtain the at least two wavelengths, and detecting, based on an analysis of the at least two wavelengths, whether each of the respective biomarkers are present.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for using an artificial intelligence engine to generate candidate drug compounds, wherein the method comprises: generating candidate drug compounds comprising sequences via a creator module of the artificial intelligence engine. The method includes generating, via a descriptor module, a respective description for each of the candidate drug compounds at nodes in a knowledge graph, wherein the knowledge graph comprises a multi-dimensional representation of the candidate drug compounds and the respective description comprises drug compound structural information, drug compound activity information, and drug compound semantic information.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for using an artificial intelligence engine to generate candidate drug compounds, wherein the method comprises: generating candidate drug compounds comprising sequences via a creator module of the artificial intelligence engine. The method includes generating, via a descriptor module, a respective description for each of the candidate drug compounds at nodes in a knowledge graph, wherein the knowledge graph comprises a multi-dimensional representation of the candidate drug compounds and the respective description comprises drug compound structural information, drug compound activity information, and drug compound semantic information.

Abstract: An artificial intelligence engine architecture for generating candidate drugs is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method includes generating, via a creator module, a candidate drug compound including a sequence of a candidate drug compound, including the candidate drug compound as a node in a knowledge graph; generating, via a descriptor module, a description of the candidate drug compound at the node in the knowledge graph, wherein the description comprises drug compound structural information, drug compound activity information, and drug compound semantic information; based on the description, performing, via a scientist module, a benchmark analysis of a parameter of the creator module; and modifying, based on the benchmark analysis, the creator module to change the parameter in a desired way during a subsequent benchmark analysis.

Abstract: An artificial intelligence engine for generating drug compounds is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include generating a biological context representation of a set of drug compounds. The biological context representation includes a first data structure having a first format. The method may also include translating, by the artificial intelligence engine, the first data structure having the first format to a second data structure having a second format. The method may also include generating, based on the second data structure having the second format, a set of candidate drug compounds. The method may also include classifying a candidate drug compound from the set of candidate drug compounds as a selected candidate drug compound.

Abstract: An artificial intelligence engine architecture for generating candidate drugs is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method includes generating, via a creator module, a candidate drug compound including a sequence of a candidate drug compound, including the candidate drug compound as a node in a knowledge graph; generating, via a descriptor module, a description of the candidate drug compound at the node in the knowledge graph, wherein the description comprises drug compound structural information, drug compound activity information, and drug compound semantic information; based on the description, performing, via a scientist module, a benchmark analysis of a parameter of the creator module; and modifying, based on the benchmark analysis, the creator module to change the parameter in a desired way during a subsequent benchmark analysis.