--- license: mit task_categories: - text-generation - fill-mask tags: - biology - protein-design - ligand-binding - antibody-design configs: - config_name: stage1 data_files: - split: train path: stage1/train.jsonl - split: validation path: stage1/valid.jsonl - split: test path: stage1/test.jsonl - config_name: ligand data_files: - split: train path: ligand/train.jsonl - split: validation path: ligand/valid.jsonl - split: test path: ligand/test_ligand.jsonl - split: test_unseen path: ligand/test_ligand_unseen.jsonl - config_name: antibody data_files: - split: train path: antibody/train.jsonl - split: validation path: antibody/valid.jsonl - split: test path: antibody/final_antibody_test.jsonl --- # InstructPro2Bench Training and evaluation data for [InstructPro2](https://huggingface.co/charlesnovak/InstructPro2), which designs proteins from natural-language function descriptions. [Paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.19592) · [Code](https://github.com/chovak/InstructPro2) · [Model](https://huggingface.co/charlesnovak/InstructPro2) ## Contents ``` stage1/ instruction-following pretraining train.jsonl valid.jsonl test.jsonl ligand/ ligand-binding protein design train.jsonl valid.jsonl test_ligand.jsonl test_ligand_unseen.jsonl antibody/ antibody HCDR design train.jsonl valid.jsonl final_antibody_test.jsonl eval_structures/ ground-truth structures for Stage 1 evaluation cluster_/ predicted structures for one cluster targets.csv row -> cluster manifest ``` | Split | Rows | | | --- | ---: | --- | | `stage1/train` | 200,000 | sample of 205,727,986 | | `stage1/valid` | 1,000 | complete | | `stage1/test` | 1,000 | complete | | `ligand/train` | 50,000 | sample of 8,727,514 | | `ligand/valid` | 3,263 | complete | | `ligand/test_ligand` | 1,500 | complete | | `ligand/test_ligand_unseen` | 127 | complete; held-out ligands | | `antibody/train` | 21,384 | complete | | `antibody/valid` | 433 | complete | | `antibody/final_antibody_test` | 444 | complete | The two Stage 1 and ligand training splits are samples of much larger datasets, the full sets are available on request. Every other split is complete. About a third of the antibody training rows (7,068 of 21,384) carry an antigen. The rest are heavy chains without a paired structure, and train the infilling behaviour alone. Every row is one JSON object per line: | Field | Present in | | | --- | --- | --- | | `instruction` | stage1 | the natural-language design request | | `text` | ligand, antibody | the same, under a different name | | `tokenized_instruction` | all | the request as PubMedBERT token ids, which is what the model reads | | `output` | stage1 | the reference protein | | `target_protein` | ligand, antibody | the same, under a different name | | `ligand` | ligand | SMILES strings | | `antigen` | antibody | antigen chain sequences | | `task_type` | stage1 | `autoregressive` or `infilling` | | `modality_type` | ligand, antibody | `ligand` or `antibody` | | `metadata` | all | provenance: UniProt or PDB id, InterPro annotations, cluster id, CDR positions | A target may contain `` and ``–``, which mark spans to infill: the scaffold precedes the separator and the spans that fill it follow. Antibody targets use this to mark HCDR1-3 in a heavy chain. ## Evaluation structures `eval_structures/` holds the ground truth for Stage 1 scoring: 1,000 cluster folders, each with the structures of related proteins, and `targets.csv` mapping each test row to its cluster. A design is scored against every member of the cluster, and the best match is reported. Ground-truth structures for the ligand and antibody tasks are not included. ## Usage ```bash huggingface-cli download charlesnovak/InstructPro2Bench \ --repo-type dataset --local-dir $WORK_ROOT/data ``` The [code repository](https://github.com/chovak/InstructPro2) reads this layout directly. To design proteins from your own descriptions instead, see its README — you do not need this dataset for that. ## Notes Proteins longer than 1,024 tokens are outside the model's context and are skipped at generation time, so some test rows produce no design and have no ground-truth structure. ## Citation ```bibtex @article{instructpro2, title = {InstructPro2: Natural Language and Biological Grounding Guided De Novo Protein Design}, author = {Charles Novak and Zhenqiao Song and Chuan Li and Jianwen Xie and Lei Li}, journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:2610.19592}, year = {2026} } ``` ## License MIT.