Despite being a co-author of the DeepSMILES paper, my interest has been to apply generative methods to fuzz test SMILES parsers, so never really got into the wh

Despite being a co-author of the DeepSMILES paper, my interest has been to apply generative methods to fuzz test SMILES parsers, so never really got into the whole SELFIES v. (Deep)SMILES debate. Instead, I came here for a bit of sniping. It's a bit of fun to date when the research started by looking at it's data sets. The paper uses "ChEBML (version 28)"; ChEMBL 28 came out 2021, and hasn't been 'latest' for nearly three years.