Seven-species benchmark

benchmark · DDA · 2 versions · 17 papers

DeepNovo’s LOW-resolution evaluation set, assembled from seven earlier publications and scored leave-one-out: train on six species, test on the seventh. Distinct data from the high-resolution nine-species benchmark, not a version of it, though both…
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DeepNovo’s LOW-resolution evaluation set, assembled from seven earlier publications and scored leave-one-out: train on six species, test on the seventh. Distinct data from the high-resolution nine-species benchmark, not a version of it, though both come from Tran et al. 2017 and papers name them side by side.

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original (DeepNovo, 2017)

The low-resolution seven-species set as DeepNovo defined and used it, scored leave-one-out over the seven species. No single accession is published for it: the seven constituent datasets come from seven separate prior publications.

introduced by De novo peptide sequencing by deep learning

No public address: this version is named in the literature but cannot be downloaded.

NovoBench split

NovoBench’s fixed split: yeast held out as the test species and the other six used for training, 3 PTMs, mean peptide length 15.79. This is the split NovoBench retrains every architecture on, so a number reported “on seven-species” by a NovoBench-derived paper means this and not DeepNovo’s own leave-one-out.

train 317,009 · validation 17,740 · test 17,094 · introduced by NovoBench: Benchmarking Deep Learning-based De Novo Peptide Sequencing Methods in Proteomics

No public address: this version is named in the literature but cannot be downloaded.

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Trained on by (9)

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Papers that ran on it where the catalog has not recorded whether for training or for evaluation.

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