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- The current branch is strong on chemistry correctness.
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- The main benchmark penalty is strict atom numbering, not wrong reaction chemistry.
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- On the first `100` reactions there were `0` true chemistry misses.
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- On the `250` slice there were `2` true chemistry misses and `190` alternate valid maps.
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- On the `250` slice there were `2` true chemistry misses and `191` alternate valid maps.
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- Reaction-center quality is effectively saturated on the measured slices.
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- Mol-map exact is much higher than atom-map exact, which is consistent with symmetry-equivalent atom labeling inside otherwise correct component mappings.
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@@ -52,6 +52,6 @@ The current benchmark should be read as:
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- high chemistry correctness
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- moderate molecule-level exactness
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- low strict atom-number exactness
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-low throughput relative to the long-term target
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-good throughput (2.8–4.3 rxn/sec depending on slice complexity)
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The next optimization target should be strict atom-map canonicalization under symmetry, not bond-change chemistry.
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