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Intelligent Medication Recommendation via Dynamic Prescription Modeling and Molecular Substructure Learning.

Aug 2026 · Interdisciplinary Sciences Computational Life Sciences · 0 citations · 29 references
Medicine

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DynMedRec captures fine-grained drug information by modeling the interactions between substructures and employing a clinical-context query mechanism to generate adaptive molecular representations, and integrates structural correlations among medical codes to enhance visit-level patient representations.

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