CORDIS · ExCAPE
Exascale Compound Activity Prediction Engine
- Code
ExCAPE- Programme
- H2020
- Call
FETHPC-1-2014- Status
- CLOSED
- Period
- 2015-09-01 – 2018-08-31
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Participants
| Organisations | Role | Country | Grant |
|---|---|---|---|
| INTERUNIVERSITAIR MICRO-ELECTRONICA CENTRUM | coordinator | BE | 873 146 € |
| VSB - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF OSTRAVA | participant | CZ | 532 500 € |
| INTEL CORPORATION | participant | BE | 507 500 € |
| JANSSEN CILAG SA | participant | ES | 448 708 € |
| ASTRAZENECA AB | participant | SE | 403 125 € |
| UNIVERSITAT LINZ | participant | AT | 371 624 € |
| ROYAL HOLLOWAY AND BEDFORD NEW COLLEGE | participant | UK | 369 944 € |
| AALTO KORKEAKOULUSAATIO SR | participant | FI | 283 594 € |
| IDEACONSULT LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY | participant | BG | 120 000 € |
| JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA NV | third party | BE | 0 € |
Description
Scalable machine learning of complex models on extreme data will be an important industrial application of exascale computers. In this project, we take the example of predicting compound bioactivity for the pharmaceutical industry, an important sector for Europe for employment, income, and solving the problems of an ageing society. Small scale approaches to machine learning have already been trialed and show great promise to reduce empirical testing costs by acting as a virtual screen to filter out tests unlikely to work. However, it is not yet possible to use all available data to make the best possible models, as algorithms (and their implementations) capable of learning the best models do not scale to such sizes and heterogeneity of input data. There are also further challenges including imbalanced data, confidence estimation, data standards model quality and feature diversity.The ExCAPE project aims to solve these problems by producing state of the art scalable algorithms and implementations thereof suitable for running on future Exascale machines. These approaches will scale programs for complex pharmaceutical workloads to input data sets at industry scale. The programs will be targeted at exascale platforms by using a mix of HPC programming techniques, advanced platform simulation for tuning and and suitable accelerators.
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