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This repository provides the **raw dataset** collected for PepBenchmark. It is **not** the final dataset used in our paper.
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For the processed, machine-learning-ready dataset, please refer to:
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We provide two related but distinct datasets:
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### 1. PepBenchData_raw
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- Contains **raw peptide sequences** collected from various databases and published literature.
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- Most samples are **experimentally validated**, ensuring high reliability.
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### Classification Tasks
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- `pos.csv`: Experimentally validated **positive samples**
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- `neg.csv`: Experimentally validated **negative samples**
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- `pos_filter_id_0.9_cov_f0.9.csv`:
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Positive samples after redundancy removal using **MMseqs2**
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(identity ≥ 0.9, coverage ≥ 0.9).
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This file is used to construct the final **PepBenchData**.
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├── pos.csv
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├── neg.csv (optional)
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task_categories:
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- text-classification
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- biology
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- chemistry
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- peptide-ml
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# PepBenchData_raw
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This repository provides the **raw dataset** collected for **PepBenchmark: A Standardized Benchmark for Peptide Machine Learning**.
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[**Paper**](https://huggingface.co/papers/2604.10531) | [**GitHub**](https://github.com/ZGCI-AI4S-Pep/PepBenchmark/) | [**Processed Dataset (PepBenchData)**](https://huggingface.co/datasets/jiahuizhang/PepBenchData)
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We provide two related but distinct datasets:
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### 1. PepBenchData_raw (This Repository)
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- Contains **raw peptide sequences** collected from various databases and published literature.
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## Sample Usage
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You can use the `pepbenchmark` library to manage and load these datasets. Below is an example of how to load a dataset and its official splits:
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```python
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from pepbenchmark.dataset_manager.single_dataset import SinglePeptideDatasetManager
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# Initialize the manager for a specific task (e.g., ACE inhibitory)
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manager = SinglePeptideDatasetManager(
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"ace_inhibitory",
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official_feature_names=["fasta", "label"],
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dataset_dir="path/to/PepBenchData",
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# Access sequences and labels
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sequences = manager.get_feature("fasta")
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labels = manager.get_feature("label")
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# Load official splits
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splits = manager.set_official_split_indices(
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split_type="hybrid_split",
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fold_seed=0
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print(f"Train samples: {len(splits['train'])}")
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print(f"Test samples: {len(splits['test'])}")
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## Data Sources
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The raw dataset is aggregated from multiple sources, including public biological databases and published scientific literature.
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- `neg.csv`: Experimentally validated **negative samples** (Note: For many datasets, `neg.csv` is not available.)
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- `pos_filter_id_0.9_cov_f0.9.csv`: Positive samples after redundancy removal using **MMseqs2** (identity ≥ 0.9, coverage ≥ 0.9).
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### Regression Tasks
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Contains datasets with continuous labels for peptide-related properties.
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dataset_name/
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└── pos_filter_id_0.9_cov_f0.9.csv
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## Citation
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If you use PepBenchmark, please cite:
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```bibtex
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@inproceedings{zhang2026pepbenchmark,
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title={PepBenchmark: A Standardized Benchmark for Peptide Machine Learning},
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author={Zhang, Jiahui and Wang, Rouyi and Zhou, Kuangqi and Xiao, Tianshu and Zhu, Lingyan and Min, Yaosen and Wang, Yang},
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booktitle={International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR)},
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year={2026},
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url={https://openreview.net/forum?id=NskQgtSdll}
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}
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```
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