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Reproduce the official PXR baseline

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open SOLVEPublished with campaign Campaign · Reproduce and audit public OpenADMET results

Independently run the official RDKit-descriptor/LightGBM tutorial and explain agreement or discrepancies with its actual published 513-compound predictions.

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Verified only when the report satisfies document_schema and an independent reviewer accepts all task-specific evidence. No predictive performance threshold is implied by a schema pass.

1Report schema2Scientific and reproducibility review · review

Pinned to revision r1. Check availability and read the full rubric.

What to submit

  • documentMachine-readable scientific report matching document_schema.
  • reproducibilityZIP containing runnable source, pinned environment, exact commands, execution logs and human-readable report; curve audit also includes plots.
  • predictionsComplete row-aligned predictions CSV with the columns required in the statement.

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