open source

EvoDiff

Provided by: Framework: PyTorch

EvoDiff is an innovative open-source AI model by Microsoft Research, built to generate novel protein sequences using diffusion models. It supports bioengineering and synthetic biology tasks by providing biologically plausible protein structures, trained on extensive biological datasets. Released under the MIT license and built with PyTorch.

Model Performance Statistics

13

Views

August 22, 2023

Released

Jul 20, 2025

Last Checked

1.1

Version

Capabilities
  • Protein Design
  • Structure Prediction
Performance Benchmarks
Stability89%
Protein Recovery Rate42%
Technical Specifications
Parameter Count
N/A
Training & Dataset

Dataset Used

Protein Data Bank (PDB)

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