Rfdiffusion NIM

Rfdiffusion NIM applies protein, sequence, or structure modeling as a traceable analysis step with captured inputs and generated outputs. In DarwinOmics it is cataloged with flexible research input as input and protein or structure data as output, so reviewers can trace how the regenerated artifact was produced and compare it with the submitted analysis.

Use in DarwinOmics

How to use it

Use this model when the submitted analysis depends on embeddings, predictions, scoring, generation, or model-backed comparison. Model output is treated as a reproducible analysis step, not as independent validation of a biological claim.