where each indicates the importance of the substructures with a radius of t. The final representation of a bond e i→ j, which captures the substructure information with different radii, is given by the weighted sum of bond-level hidden features across all steps according to the following: Fig. 5 The accuracy and F1-score of different methods for each interaction type in the (a) DrugBank dataset and (b) TWOSIDES dataset. There are several benefits of implementing DDI phone numbers in your business, but please remember that you don't have to deploy them to every user. You could give each of your sales team a DDI number so customers can easily reach them but choose not to do the same with other departments and teams. 1. Cost savings

where X e is the bond-level hidden feature matrix and A e is the adjacency matrix in which the nonzero position indicates that two bonds share a common vertex. GNN is an arbitrary GNN layer for calculating projection scores. We then assigned an attention score to each graph-level representation g ( t) at the step t as follows: Y. Zhang, W. Zheng, H. Lin, J. Wang, Z. Yang and M. Dumontier, Bioinformatics, 2018, 34, 828–835 CrossRef CAS PubMed . Chan D-CD, Hao Y-T, Wu S-C. Polypharmacy among disabled Taiwanese elderly: a longitudinal observational study. Drugs Aging. 2009;26:345–54. https://doi.org/10.2165/00002512-200926040-00005. where and are two weight matrices. s ( y) i can be viewed as the importance for substructure centering at i-th atom of d y. The overall computational steps for s ( y) i are depicted in Fig. 4. Finally, the graph-level representation of d y can be computed by the following:Sponsler KC, Neal EB, Kripalani S. Improving medication safety during hospital-based transitions of care. CCJM. 2015;82:351–60. https://doi.org/10.3949/ccjm.82a.14025.

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