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Browse files- StreamlitApp/StreamlitApp.py +3 -10
- StreamlitApp/utils/analyze.py +3 -4
- StreamlitApp/utils/optimize.py +3 -7
- StreamlitApp/utils/peptide_extras.py +12 -29
- StreamlitApp/utils/predict.py +4 -11
- StreamlitApp/utils/rateLimit.py +1 -2
- StreamlitApp/utils/ui_helpers.py +6 -21
- StreamlitApp/utils/visualize.py +2 -3
StreamlitApp/StreamlitApp.py
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import streamlit as st
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def _tooltip_label(label: str, tooltip_text: str) -> None:
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safe = _html.escape(tooltip_text, quote=True)
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st.markdown(f"{label} <span title='{safe}' style='cursor:help;color:#666'>(i)</span>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
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def _try_copy_to_clipboard(text: str) -> None:
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# Main Streamlit entrypoint wiring Predict, Analyze, Optimize, Visualize, and t-SNE pages.
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import streamlit as st
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import pandas as pd
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import numpy as np
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def _tooltip_label(label: str, tooltip_text: str) -> None:
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# Render a label with a lightweight HTML hover tooltip.
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safe = _html.escape(tooltip_text, quote=True)
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st.markdown(f"{label} <span title='{safe}' style='cursor:help;color:#666'>(i)</span>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
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def _try_copy_to_clipboard(text: str) -> None:
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StreamlitApp/utils/analyze.py
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def aa_composition(sequence):
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amino_acids = list("ACDEFGHIKLMNPQRSTVWY")
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counts = Counter(sequence)
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total = len(sequence)
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return {aa: counts.get(aa, 0) / total for aa in amino_acids}
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def compute_properties(sequence):
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aa_weights = {'A': 89.1, 'R': 174.2, 'N': 132.1, 'D': 133.1, 'C': 121.2,
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'E': 147.1, 'Q': 146.2, 'G': 75.1, 'H': 155.2, 'I': 131.2,
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'L': 131.2, 'K': 146.2, 'M': 149.2, 'F': 165.2, 'P': 115.1,
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# Sequence composition and physicochemical property helpers.
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def aa_composition(sequence):
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# Return normalized frequencies for the 20 canonical amino acids.
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amino_acids = list("ACDEFGHIKLMNPQRSTVWY")
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counts = Counter(sequence)
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total = len(sequence)
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return {aa: counts.get(aa, 0) / total for aa in amino_acids}
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def compute_properties(sequence):
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# Compute simple length, mass, hydrophobicity, and net-charge signals.
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aa_weights = {'A': 89.1, 'R': 174.2, 'N': 132.1, 'D': 133.1, 'C': 121.2,
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'E': 147.1, 'Q': 146.2, 'G': 75.1, 'H': 155.2, 'I': 131.2,
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'L': 131.2, 'K': 146.2, 'M': 149.2, 'F': 165.2, 'P': 115.1,
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StreamlitApp/utils/optimize.py
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def mutate_residue(residue):
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def optimize_sequence(seq, model, max_rounds=20, confidence_threshold=0.001):
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label, conf = predict_amp(current_seq, model)
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best_conf = conf
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def mutate_residue(residue):
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if residue in POSITIVE:
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return residue, "Retained strong positive residue"
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return random.choice(list(HYDROPHOBIC)), "Adjusted physicochemical profile"
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def optimize_sequence(seq, model, max_rounds=20, confidence_threshold=0.001):
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current_seq = seq
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best_conf = conf
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StreamlitApp/utils/peptide_extras.py
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def _load_known_amps_from_csv() -> List[str]:
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# Optional peptide UI helpers: 3D approximation (py3Dmol), known-AMP similarity, and residue highlighting.
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def optimization_summary(orig_seq: str, orig_conf: float, final_seq: str, final_conf: float) -> Dict:
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orig_seq = orig_seq or ""
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return "Strong AMP candidate", "#2ca02c"
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# UI-facing formatting and summary helpers shared across pages.
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pred = row.get("Prediction")
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def choose_top_candidate(predictions: List[Dict]) -> Optional[Dict]:
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# Select best candidate row and attach a short profile-based reason.
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def mutation_heatmap_html(original: str, final: str) -> str:
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orig = original or ""
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max_len = max(len(orig), len(fin))
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def optimization_summary(orig_seq: str, orig_conf: float, final_seq: str, final_conf: float) -> Dict:
|
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# Compute confidence and property deltas for the Optimize summary panel.
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orig_seq = orig_seq or ""
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def sequence_health_label(conf_prob: float, charge: float, hydro_fraction: float) -> Tuple[str, str]:
|
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# Return a short quality label plus color for Analyze page status display.
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# Very high model confidence is treated as strong even outside ideal property ranges.
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if conf_prob >= 0.9:
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return "Strong AMP candidate", "#2ca02c"
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StreamlitApp/utils/visualize.py
CHANGED
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| 1 |
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| 2 |
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|
| 3 |
import pandas as pd
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| 4 |
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|
| 5 |
from sklearn.manifold import TSNE
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|
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| 9 |
from utils.predict import encode_sequence
|
| 10 |
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| 11 |
def tsne_visualization(sequences, model):
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| 12 |
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|
| 13 |
st.info("Generating embeddings... this may take a moment.")
|
| 14 |
embeddings = []
|
| 15 |
for seq in sequences:
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# Legacy t-SNE helper retained for ad-hoc embedding previews.
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| 2 |
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|
| 4 |
from sklearn.manifold import TSNE
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from utils.predict import encode_sequence
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| 9 |
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| 10 |
def tsne_visualization(sequences, model):
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| 11 |
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# Project model embeddings into 2D and render a quick scatter plot.
|
| 12 |
st.info("Generating embeddings... this may take a moment.")
|
| 13 |
embeddings = []
|
| 14 |
for seq in sequences:
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