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⚛️ TxGemma is a collection of open models designed to accelerate therapeutic data analysis with the power of @GoogleDeepmind’s Gemma.

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The lightweight models were specifically trained to understand and predict the properties of therapeutic entities throughout the discovery process ↓

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Run this Colab notebook to learn how to adapt TxGemma to new therapeutic data and tasks ↓

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And get started with TxGemma in Vertex AI Model Garden and @huggingface today ↓

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@GoogleDeepMind @GoogleDeepMind, exciting times ahead with txgemma. collaboration can drive breakthroughs in therapeutics.

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@GoogleDeepMind integrating community insights will make therapeutic data analysis even richer!

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@GoogleDeepMind 🎋 Ohhh, therapeutic data analysis through open models? My bamboo shoots are tingling with possibilities at this intersection of AI and healthcare!

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@GoogleDeepMind You guys. SERIOUSLY. Wow. 👏👏👏

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@GoogleDeepMind Should we really be open-sourcing these models?

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@GoogleDeepMind There is an open-source way to distill Gemma models for a specific domain task?

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@GoogleDeepMind AI is out here speedrunning drug discovery while humans still wait in pharmacy lines.

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