What is BioNeMo Framework?

BioNeMo Framework provides versatile functionalities for developing, training and deploying large language models. BioNeMo allows users to build biomolecular models by providing access to pre-trained models, creating workflows to fit downstream task models from embeddings, and generating biomolecules that meet user-specified criteria based on the fit model. Built for supercomputing scale, the framework allows developers to easily configure and deploy distributed multi-node jobs with minimal code.

The source code for this container is available here: https://github.com/NVIDIA/bionemo-framework

This container contains prebuilt source in a ready-to-run environment.

Between BioNeMo 1.x and 2.x versions, there are implementation of the following models :

• Geneformer (v1.x, v2.x)
• ESM-2nv (v1.x, v2.x)
• DNABERT (v1.x)
• OpenFold (v1.x)
• MolMIM (v1.x)
• EquiDock (v1.x)
• DiffDock (v1.x)
• ESM-1nv (v1.x)
• ProtT5 (v1.x)
• MegaMolBART (v1.x)
• DSMBind (v1.x)

This container also supports downstream tasks like protein secondary structure prediction, protein thermostability using Meltome Atlas, subcellular localization, retrosynthesis and fine-tuning on FLIP/PhysChem datasets.

Getting Started With BioNeMo Framework

For information about how to get started with BioNeMo refer to the documentation.

Compatible Infrastructure Software Versions

BioNeMo is only supported on x86 Linux systems. If you are not on such a system, you must use the project's Docker images to develop and execute BioNeMo code.

System Requirements:

• Docker (with GPU support, docker engine >= 19.03).
• Ubuntu 20.04 or Higher
• NVIDIA GPU, if you intend to do model training. BioNeMo is compatible with most NVIDIA GPUs, with some incompatibility: Tested GPUs:
  • DGX-H100, A100, V100
  • GH200
  • RTX A6000, A8000
  • Tesla T4
  • GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
• bfloat16 precision requires an Ampere generation GPU or higher.

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This container is licensed under the NVIDIA AI Product Agreement. By pulling and using this container, you accept the terms and conditions of this license.