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| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
| Methodology | How predictions are generated |
| User Guide | How to use this platform |
| About | Project background and team |
| Privacy Policy | Data handling and privacy |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SgTxGNN?
SgTxGNN is a drug repurposing prediction platform for Singapore HSA-approved medications, based on Harvard's TxGNN model published in Nature Medicine.
How accurate are the predictions?
Predictions should be viewed as research hypotheses. While TxGNN is validated on known drug-disease relationships, individual predictions require clinical validation before any therapeutic application.
What do the evidence levels mean?
| Level | Meaning |
|---|---|
| L1 | Multiple Phase 3 RCTs support this use |
| L2 | Single RCT or Phase 2 evidence |
| L3 | Observational study evidence |
| L4 | Preclinical or mechanistic evidence |
| L5 | AI prediction only, no clinical evidence |
What does KG+DL mean?
Predictions marked "KG+DL" are validated by both the Knowledge Graph method and the Deep Learning method, indicating higher confidence.
Can I use this data for research?
Yes, SgTxGNN data is available for academic research with proper citation. See Downloads for data files.
How do I report an issue?
Please report issues via GitHub Issues.
Getting Started
For Researchers
- Browse Drug Reports for available drugs
- Review Methodology to understand predictions
- Download data from Downloads
- Cite appropriately in publications
For Clinicians
- Search for drugs of interest
- Review evidence levels and sources
- Check Safety Data for interactions
- Remember: predictions are for research only
For Developers
Contact
For questions or feedback:
- GitHub Issues: Report a problem
- Discussions: Ask a question
Disclaimer
SgTxGNN is for research purposes only and does not provide medical advice. Always consult healthcare professionals for treatment decisions.
SgTxGNN is for research purposes only and does not provide medical advice. Always consult healthcare professionals for treatment decisions.