Add split handling for ligand and protein representations - #78
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@hmacdope I think this may actually be ready for a review when you get the chance! happy to meet at some point and walk through things as well |
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@kaminow I'm probably not going to have time to review, I trust your judgement here. |
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Merging so we can proceed with |
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We'd like to be able to treat the ligand and the complex/protein structures separately when making predictions rather than passing everything through the same model, since the current method of treating the ligand with the same large, structure-based model may not be ideal.