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+ ---
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+ # Protap
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+ - [Protap](#protap)
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+ - [Overview](#overview)
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+ - [Installation](#installation)
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+ - [Dataset Description](#dataset-description)
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+ - [Citation](#citation)
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+ - [Contact](#contact)
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+
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+ ## Overview
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+ **Protap** is a benchmark dataset for evaluating protein modeling algorithms in five biologically realistic downstream applications. It enables comparative evaluation of both pre-trained models and domain-specific architectures. Protap includes both sequence and structural data, with tasks ranging from protein function prediction to targeted protein degradation.
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+ ![image/png](https://cdn-uploads.huggingface.co/production/uploads/6714bad02d5d8af7a0aabeb5/WH2f4gFfV8qv-SGPU-D0e.png)
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+ (I) Masked Language Modeling(MLM) is a self-supervised objective designed to recover masked residues in protein sequences;
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+ (II) Multi-View Contrastive Learning(MVCL) leverages protein structural information by aligning representations of biologically correlated substructures.
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+ (III) Protein Family Prediction(PFP) introduces functional and structural supervision by training models to predict family labels based on protein sequences and 3D structures.
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+ Protap was introduced in the paper
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+ [**Protap: A Benchmark for Protein Modeling on Realistic Downstream Applications**](https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.02052)
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+ by Shuo Yan et al., arXiv 2025.
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ git clone https://github.com/Trust-App-AI-Lab/protap.git
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+ cd protap
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+ ```
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+ ## Dataset-Description
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+ ## 📦 Configurations
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+
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+ | Config Name | Task Description | Modality | Split | File Types |
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+ |-------------|--------------------------------------------------------|----------------|--------------|-------------------------------|
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+ | `AFP` | Protein function annotation (GO term prediction) | Sequence-only | `test` | `.csv` |
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+ | `PCSP` | Cleavage site prediction (enzyme-substrate pairs) | Seq + Struct | `train/test` | `.pkl` |
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+ | `PLI_DAVIS` | Protein–ligand binding affinity regression | Seq + Struct | `test` | `.txt`, `.json`, folder |
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+ | `PROTACs` | Ternary complex prediction in targeted degradation | Seq + Struct | `test` | `.txt`, `.json`, folder |
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 💡 Task Descriptions
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+
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+ ### 🔹 Enzyme-Catalyzed Protein Cleavage Site Prediction (`PCSP`)
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+ - **Description**: Predict residue-level cleavage sites under the catalysis of enzymes.
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+ - **Input**: A protein substrate and an enzyme, both represented by sequences and 3D structures.
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+ - **Output**: A binary vector indicating whether each residue is a cleavage site.
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+ - **Files**:
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+ - Train: `PCSP/train_C14005.pkl`, `PCSP/train_M10003.pkl`
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+ - Test: `PCSP/test_C14005.pkl`, `PCSP/test_M10003.pkl`
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+ - **Format**:
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+ - **Input Format**:
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+ Python pickle file (`.pkl`) with a list of samples. Each sample is a dictionary with keys like:
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+ - `enzyme_seq`: amino acid string
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+ - `enzyme_coords`: array of 3D coordinates
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+ - `substrate_seq`: amino acid string
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+ - `substrate_coords`: array of 3D coordinates
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+ - Structural data of proteins:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "Q5QJ38": {
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+ "name": "Q5QJ38",
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+ "seq": "MPQLLRNVLCVIETFHKYASEDSNGAT...",
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+ "coords": [[[-0.432, 25.507, -8.242], ...], ...],
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+ "cleave_site": [136]
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ -Sequence and structure of substrate proteins
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "P31001_MER0000622": [110, 263],
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+ "000232_MER0000622": [276, 334, 19],
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+ ...
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ - **Label Format**:
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+ `cleavage_sites`: list of 0/1 values (length = number of substrate residues)
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+ - **Metric**: AUC, AUPR
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+ ---
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+ ### 🔹 Targeted Protein Degradation by Proteolysis-Targeting Chimeras (`PROTACs`)
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+ - **Description**: Predict whether a given PROTAC, E3 ligase, and target protein form a functional ternary complex for degradation.
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+ - **Input**:
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+ - PROTAC molecule (warhead, linker, E3 ligand), target protein, and E3 ligase
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+ - **Output**: Binary label (1: degradation occurs, 0: no degradation)
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+ - **Files**:
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+ - `PROTACs/PROTAC_clean_structure_label.txt`
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+ - `PROTACs/protac_poi_e3ligase_structure.json`
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+ - Subfolders: `PROTACs/e3_ligand/`, `linker/`, `warhead/`
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+ - **Format**:
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+ - **Input Format**:
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+ - `*.json`: Contains structural coordinates of proteins
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+ - `*.sdf` or `.mol` under folders: 3D conformers of molecules (SMILES-based)
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+ - `PROTAC_clean_structure_label.txt`: sample list with molecule paths and label
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+ ```json
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+ [
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+ "Q8IWV7": {
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+ "seq": "MADEEAGGTERMEISAELPQTPQRLASWWDQQVDFYTA...",
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+ "coord": [[21.9960, 68.3170, -49.9029], ...]
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+ },
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+ .....
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+ ]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uniprot e3_ligase_structure linker_sdf warhead_sdf e3_ligand_sdf label
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+ Q00987 Q96SW2 linker_2.sdf warhead_7.sdf e3_ligand_7.sdf 1
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+ Q00987 Q96SW2 linker_2.sdf warhead_7.sdf e3_ligand_16.sdf 1
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+ P10275 P40337 linker_13.sdf warhead_27.sdf e3_ligand_27.sdf 0
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+ P10275 P40337 linker_33.sdf warhead_27.sdf e3_ligand_27.sdf 0
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+ ```
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+ - **Label Format**:
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+ Binary label (0 or 1) in final column of `*_label.txt`
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+ - **Metric**: Accuracy, AUC
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+ ---
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+ ### 🔹 Protein–Ligand Interactions (`PLI_DAVIS`)
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+ - **Description**: Predict the binding affinity between a protein and a small molecule ligand.
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+ - **Input**: Protein and ligand 3D structures
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+ - **Output**: Real-valued regression target representing binding affinity
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+ - **Files**:
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+ - `PLI_DAVIS/davis_drug_pdb_data.txt`
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+ - `PLI_DAVIS/pli_structure.json`
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+ - `PLI_DAVIS/data/`: contains structure files for small molecules
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+ - **Format**:
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+ - **Input Format**:
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+ - `pli_structure.json`: Dictionary of protein structures with residue positions
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+ - `davis_drug_pdb_data.txt`: Tab-separated file with fields: `drug`, `protein`, `y_true`
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+ - `data/`: ligand structures (`.sdf`, `.pdbqt` or similar)
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+ ```json
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+ [
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+ "4WSQ.B": {
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+ "uniprot_id": "Q2M2I8",
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+ "seq": "EVLAEGGFAIVFLCALKRMVCKREIQIMRDLS...",
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+ "coord": [[[6.6065, 16.2524, 52.3289], ...], ...]
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ drug protein Kd y protein_pdb
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+ 5291 AAK1 10000.0 5.0 4WSQ.B
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+ 5291 ABL1p 10000.0 5.0 3QRJ.B
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+ 5291 ABL2 10.0 7.99568 2XYN.C
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+ ```
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+ - **Label Format**:
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+ Real-valued log-transformed binding affinity (e.g., pKd or −log(Kd))
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+ - **Metric**: Mean Squared Error (MSE), Pearson Correlation
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### 🔹 Protein Function Annotation Prediction (`AFP`)
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+ - **Description**: Predict GO (Gene Ontology) terms for proteins.
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+ - **Input**: Protein sequence
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+ - **Output**: Multi-label vector representing associated GO terms
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+ - **Files**:
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+ - `AFP/nrPDB-GO_test.csv`
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+ - **Format**:
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+ - **Input Format**:
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+ CSV file with columns:
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+ - `sequence_id`: unique ID
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+ - `sequence`: amino acid string
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+ - [
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "name": "2P1Z-A",
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+ "seq": "SKKAELAELVKELAVYVDLRRATLHARASRLIGELLRELTADWDYVA...",
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+ "coords": [[ [6.4359, 51.3870, 15.4490], ... ], ...],
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+ "molecular_function": [0, 0, ..., 1, ...],
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+ "biological_process": [0, 0, ..., 0, ...],
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+ "cellular_component": [0, 0, ..., 1, ...]
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+ },
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+ ...
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+ ]
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+ ```
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+ - **Label Format**:
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+ One or more GO term IDs (e.g., `GO:0007165`) in a multi-hot encoded label vector
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+ - **Metric**: Fmax, AUPR
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+
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+ ## Citation
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+ If you use this dataset, please cite:
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+
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+ ```bibtex
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+ @misc{yan2025protapbenchmarkproteinmodeling,
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+ title={Protap: A Benchmark for Protein Modeling on Realistic Downstream Applications},
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+ author={Shuo Yan and Yuliang Yan and Bin Ma and Chenao Li and Haochun Tang and Jiahua Lu and Minhua Lin and Yuyuan Feng and Hui Xiong and Enyan Dai},
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+ year={2025},
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+ eprint={2506.02052},
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+ archivePrefix={arXiv},
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+ primaryClass={q-bio.BM},
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+ url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.02052},
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## Contact
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+ Please submit GitHub issues or contact Shuo Yan (shuoyan[at]hkust-gz[dot]edu[dot]cn) for any questions related to the source code.
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+