Anatomical Connectivity and Signal Propagation in C. elegans
How closely does anatomical wiring match measured signal propagation in C. elegans? The agent quantifies differences between a connectome and a signaling atlas using a fixed analysis protocol. It compares connections, communities, hubs, and pharyngeal organization.
The evaluator runs the submitted analyzer on additional reconstructions and compares its outputs with independent calculations. The task measures differences between the networks, not predictions of one network from the other.
Agent benchmark results are not yet available.
Task at a glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Task ID | celegans-structure-function-divergence |
| Task version | 0.6 |
| Public data | A signal propagation atlas, one anatomical connectome reconstruction, and neuron metadata |
| Submission | A reusable Python analyzer, a protocol declaration, and a scientific report |
| Primary metric | score in [0, 1]: numerical-statistic agreement weighted by judgment skill, higher is better |
| Evaluation | Statistics and judgments checked on evaluator-controlled reconstructions |
Data access
The public folder contains 3 files (1,063,606 bytes). The manifest lists each path, byte count, and SHA-256 digest.
Original source terms apply. This catalog does not relicense the data.
Protocol and source
The versioned task guide defines the scientific protocol, preparation, and scoring.