AutoProteinEngine: A Large Language Model Driven Agent Framework for Multimodal AutoML in Protein Engineering
Yungeng Liu, Zan Chen, Yu Guang Wang, Yiqing Shen

TL;DR
AutoProteinEngine (AutoPE) is a novel agent framework that uses large language models to enable biologists to perform multimodal AutoML for protein engineering, simplifying complex DL tasks through natural language interaction.
Contribution
AutoPE integrates LLMs with AutoML for protein sequence and graph modeling, automatic hyperparameter tuning, and data retrieval, making DL accessible to non-experts in protein engineering.
Findings
AutoPE outperforms traditional zero-shot methods in protein engineering tasks.
AutoPE enables non-experts to effectively utilize DL models.
AutoPE demonstrates significant performance improvements in real-world applications.
Abstract
Protein engineering is important for biomedical applications, but conventional approaches are often inefficient and resource-intensive. While deep learning (DL) models have shown promise, their training or implementation into protein engineering remains challenging for biologists without specialized computational expertise. To address this gap, we propose AutoProteinEngine (AutoPE), an agent framework that leverages large language models (LLMs) for multimodal automated machine learning (AutoML) for protein engineering. AutoPE innovatively allows biologists without DL backgrounds to interact with DL models using natural language, lowering the entry barrier for protein engineering tasks. Our AutoPE uniquely integrates LLMs with AutoML to handle model selection for both protein sequence and graph modalities, automatic hyperparameter optimization, and automated data retrieval from protein…
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TopicsSoftware Engineering Research · Wikis in Education and Collaboration · Topic Modeling
