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ATOM3D

ATOM3D provides molecular-structure datasets and utilities for task-specific evaluation.

Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities

57 evaluations · 57 results

Overview

Datasets

Three-dimensional molecular data with associated labels/metadata; ligand-binding affinity is one documented example.

Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities

Metrics

SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.

Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8

Allowed inputs

Three-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.

Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities
Evaluation procedure diagram
How it worksEvaluation procedure
Evaluation procedure1. Allowed inputs: Three-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.. Then: 2. Splits: Task-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.. Then: 3. Metrics: SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.Evaluation procedure1. Allowed inputs: Three-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.. Then: 2. Splits: Task-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.. Then: 3. Metrics: SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.Evaluation procedure1. Allowed inputs: Three-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.. Then: 2. Splits: Task-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.. Then: 3. Metrics: SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.

Conceptual procedure. Task variants and protocol versions retain their separate scoring conditions.

Sources (2)drorlab/atom3d official source; atom3d primary benchmark evidence · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities; Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8

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Results

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ATOM3D LBA-RMSE: Ligand binding affinity, root mean squared error

rmse (error) · Lower values are better.

ATOM3D LBA-RMSE: Ligand binding affinity, root mean squared error · ATOM3D LBA (ATOM3D split)

Evidence origin: Author-reported evaluation.

ATOM3D: Tasks On Molecules in Three Dimensions · Table 5, row(LBA RMSE)
  • The paper marks some runs with an asterisk to say their training data differed, though the splitting criteria were the same.
Comparison details and limitations

Every method ATOM3D reports on Ligand binding affinity, root mean squared error, scored with RMSE on ATOM3D LBA.

  • Author-reported numbers, source checked but not independently reproduced.
  • MAE and RMSE are errors, better when lower. The other metrics are better when higher.
  • Comparison methods are named by the citation the table prints; the paper's text says which method each is.

Automated source review: 2026-09-18. Numerical source review does not establish independent reproduction.

Dots show point estimates. Whiskers show only explicitly defined uncertainty (standard deviation, standard error or a labelled interval); their definitions remain in Table. Unresolved uncertainty is not plotted. Differences do not establish statistical significance.

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Tested configuration
1.391.521.651.791.92
Reported score
  1. DeepAffinity (unified RNN/RNN-CNN; DSSP-derived SPS) (cited as [Karimi et al., 2019])1.89
  2. GNN1.6
  3. ENN1.57
  4. DeepDTA (ATOM3D baseline) (cited as [Öztürk et al., 2018])1.56
  5. 3DCNN1.42

Methods and evaluation design

Procedure, tasks and evaluated configurations

How it works

Evaluation methodology

ATOM3D evaluates predictions from molecular structures using eight separate tasks. It supplies task-specific reference labels and partitions, ranging from random small molecules to held-out protein families and future structure-prediction targets. Each task has its own metric and representation-matched baseline; the suite is not a single universal structure score.

Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8

Evaluation design

Benchmarks bring together tasks and protocols. A task describes the biological question; a protocol defines a particular test.

These source-backed links do not make different protocols or scores interchangeable.

Baseline coverage

Reference methods help show what a model adds beyond simple controls. We track a null control and a conventional method for each protocol.

No concrete protocols are explicitly linked to this suite. Protocol identification and baseline selection are outstanding.

Protocol coverage CSV · Model evaluation matrix · Source table · Release and checksums

Coverage is derived from release 2026-09-29-06401fd5b220. Source citations describe the original records; they do not validate an unreviewed baseline proposal. No results have been generated by this audit.

Run this benchmark

Download and load an ATOM3D task

Install the library and download one of the eight three-dimensional molecular tasks scored on this page.

Generate predictions and evaluate them. This recipe does not establish reproduction of a particular published score.

Dataset access
Downloaded by the library into a local LMDB dataset.
Model and weights
None. The reported networks are trained from scratch.
Licences
Project licence: MIT. Upstream data licences are separate and unreported here.
Software
Python with the atom3d package from PyPI.
Hardware
Not stated in the cited section. Several of these steps expect a GPU.
Required inputs and expected outputs

Inputs

  • A model over three-dimensional atomic structure.

Outputs

  • An LMDB dataset for the chosen task and split.

Execution steps

  1. 1. Install (Command line)

    Source reviewed; these instructions have not been executed by rewire.

    pip install atom3d
    ATOM3D: repository README · README.md at 4c2f3b7e, Installation, lines 24-24
  2. 2. Download a dataset (Python)

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    import atom3d.datasets as da
    da.download_dataset('lba', PATH_TO_DATASET) # Download LBA dataset.
    ATOM3D: repository README · README.md at 4c2f3b7e, Downloading a dataset, lines 42-43
  3. 3. Load a dataset (Python)

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    import atom3d.datasets as da
    dataset = da.load_dataset(PATH_TO_DATASET, {'lmdb','pdb','silent','sdf','xyz','xyz-gdb'})
    print(len(dataset))  # Print length
    print(dataset[0].keys())  # Print keys
    ATOM3D: repository README · README.md at 4c2f3b7e, Loading a dataset, lines 52-55

Use your own model

Run your model locally and return predictions keyed by the input IDs. The evaluator supplies biological inputs without test labels and owns scoring. This interface is not a sandbox for model code.

Pass your existing prediction function into this adapter. Its output direction must match the selected protocol.

class MyModelAdapter:
    def __init__(self, score):
        self.score = score

    def predict(self, inputs):
        return {row["id"]: float(self.score(row)) for row in inputs}

# adapter = MyModelAdapter(your_prediction_function)
# report = rewirebench.run(prepared, adapter, output="runs/my-model")

Alternatively, generate a keyed prediction file in your existing model environment and use the score-only recipe. Your model code and weights do not need to be shared.

ATOM3D: repository README · README.md at 4c2f3b7e
Scope and limitations
  • Quoted from the project's README and not executed by rewire, so the commands are evidence of what the project documents rather than a verified run.
  • The project may have changed since the pinned commit.
  • Two of the metrics on this page are errors where lower is better.
  • The comparison methods appear in the paper only as citations.

Contribute a result for review. The library can submit an exported evaluation for private review when intake is open. Check the contribution page for access and sign-in.

Original repository instructions

Run this benchmark

Official installation, dataset-download and LMDB loading examples are available. These sections do not supply a complete task-specific model-training and scoring run; select the task and follow its example/documentation before reporting a benchmark result.

A maintained rewire runner has not been verified for this benchmark. Check data access, weights, licences, dependencies and hardware in the linked official documentation; requirements have not been fully extracted.

drorlab/atom3d / README.md · README.md lines 19–70 (Installation and Usage)
Strengths, limitations and unresolved questions

Strengths and limitations

Strengths supported by sources

  • Common data loaders allow different 3D representations to use the same dataset definitions.
    Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities

Limitations and conditions

  • Comparisons must retain the task, split and available structural information. In particular, the two LBA identity thresholds test different generalization regimes.
    Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8
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Specifications

Inputs, training, access and other details

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Data, procedure and scoring
PropertyDescription and evidence
DatasetsThree-dimensional molecular data with associated labels/metadata; ligand-binding affinity is one documented example.
Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities
SplitsTask-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.
Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8
MetricsSMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.
Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8
Baselines3D CNNs, graph networks and equivariant networks are compared with task-specific 1D/2D methods; structure-ranking tasks also use established 3D methods. Appendix F documents the per-task comparators.
Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8
Leakage controlsProtein-sequence, topology, target and temporal partitions reduce task-specific overlap; PIP prunes DIPS proteins against DB5. SMP uses a random molecular split, so it is not a scaffold-held-out test.
Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8
UncertaintyTable 8 reports standard deviations over three replicates. The paper distinguishes this run variation from the choice of molecular dataset and split.
Sourcesatom3d primary benchmark evidence · Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8
Entity typeMolecular dataset and evaluation suite.
Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities
OrganismsNo single organism defines this suite of molecular structure datasets. · Not applicable
Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities
AssaysTask-specific structural and molecular-property labels.
Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities
Allowed inputsThree-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.
Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities
AdaptationSupervised task evaluation; task-specific training configurations are linked separately.
Sourcesdrorlab/atom3d official source · Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities

Evidence

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Papers and result coverage

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Paper or primary resourceVersionReference
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Historical gaps recorded on 2026-09-17

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Search and extraction details

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Searches

  • ATOM3D benchmark paper Table results 2012.04035

Evidence locations

  • Tables 3–8; Table 8 reports all task metrics and replicate standard deviations

Evidence table

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Conceptual procedure. Task variants and protocol versions retain their separate scoring conditions.
Individual claims
atom3d primary benchmark evidence

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Conceptual procedure. Task variants and protocol versions retain their separate scoring conditions.
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  • Allowed inputs: Three-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.
  • Splits: Task-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.
  • Metrics: SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.
Individual claims
atom3d primary benchmark evidence

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Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities; Sections 3.1–3.8, 4–5; Appendix D–F; Table 8

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  • Allowed inputs: Three-dimensional molecular coordinates and task labels; supported formats include PDB, SDF and XYZ.
  • Splits: Task-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.
  • Metrics: SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.
Individual claims
drorlab/atom3d official source

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atom3d primary benchmark evidence

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Datasets
Three-dimensional molecular data with associated labels/metadata; ligand-binding affinity is one documented example.
Individual claims
drorlab/atom3d official source

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Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities

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Splits
Task-specific: random molecules for SMP; 30% protein sequence identity for PIP, MSP and the strict LBA split; CATH topology groups for RES; protein targets for LEP; competition years for PSR and RSR. LBA also provides a less restrictive 60% identity split.
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atom3d primary benchmark evidence

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Supervised task evaluation; task-specific training configurations are linked separately.
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Metrics
SMP: MAE; PIP/MSP/LEP: classification AUROC; RES: accuracy; LBA: RMSE and correlations; PSR/RSR: correlations of predicted structure quality with reference GDT_TS/RMSD. Metrics and aggregation belong to each task.
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Stable ID: discovery-benchmark-atom3d

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molecular-interactions
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Specialist molecular or omics evaluation; protocol details require review before numerical comparison.
task
Three-dimensional molecular learning tasks
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Not reported
benchmark research
review date: 2026-09-17; status: primary_protocol_reviewed; primary sources: evidence-expansion-atom3d-92656c20; inspected locators: Tables 3–8; Table 8 reports all task metrics and replicate standard deviations; searched queries: ATOM3D benchmark paper Table results 2012.04035; gaps: complete comparable numeric result batch: Specific candidate tables and protocol boundaries are documented; no graph values or incomplete winner-only selection are converted into publishable rows.; claim scope: Dated primary-source discovery and protocol/table screening. Source checking does not mean experimental reproduction. Only separately extracted and independently reviewed numeric batches are publishable.
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dataset release: unextracted; metric implementation: unextracted; split manifest: unextracted; version: unextracted
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review date: 2026-09-17; rationale: The cited profile describes a collection of evaluation tasks or protocols; retain it as the top-level benchmark suite. Its datasets and individual protocols remain separate records.; source ids: src-discovery-drorlab-atom3d; source locator: Pinned README: Overview; dataset access; supported formats and splitting/filtering utilities; ambiguities: None recorded
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record id: discovery-benchmark-atom3d; source ids: run-doc-atom3d-readme-md-4c2f3b7e; status: official_documentation_linked; summary: Official installation, dataset-download and LMDB loading examples are available. These sections do not supply a complete task-specific model-training and scoring run; select the task and follow its example/documentation before reporting a benchmark result.; source locator: README.md lines 19–70 (Installation and Usage)
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id: atom3d-official; protocol id: discovery-benchmark-atom3d; version: 4c2f3b7e9efe128791b83f03b2e8cae91e78b018; title: Download and load an ATOM3D task; purpose: generate_and_evaluate; summary: Install the library and download one of the eight three-dimensional molecular tasks scored on this page.; inputs: A model over three-dimensional atomic structure.; outputs: An LMDB dataset for the chosen task and split.; requirements: data: Downloaded by the library into a local LMDB dataset.; weights: None. The reported networks are trained from scratch.; licence: Project licence: MIT. Upstream data licences are separate and unreported here.; software: Python with the atom3d package from PyPI.; hardware: Not stated in the cited section. Several of these steps expect a GPU.; instructions: runtime: command_line; title: Install; code: pip install atom3d; status: source_reviewed_not_executed; source ids: project-recipe-atom3d-4c2f3b7e; source locator: README.md at 4c2f3b7e, Installation, lines 24-24; runtime: python; title: Download a dataset; code: import atom3d.datasets as da da.download_dataset('lba', PATH_TO_DATASET) # Download LBA dataset.; status: source_reviewed_not_executed; source ids: project-recipe-atom3d-4c2f3b7e; source locator: README.md at 4c2f3b7e, Downloading a dataset, lines 42-43; runtime: python; title: Load a dataset; code: import atom3d.datasets as da dataset = da.load_dataset(PATH_TO_DATASET, {'lmdb','pdb','silent','sdf','xyz','xyz-gdb'}) print(len(dataset)) # Print length print(dataset[0].keys()) # Print keys; status: source_reviewed_not_executed; source ids: project-recipe-atom3d-4c2f3b7e; source locator: README.md at 4c2f3b7e, Loading a dataset, lines 52-55; limitations: Quoted from the project's README and not executed by rewire, so the commands are evidence of what the project documents rather than a verified run.; The project may have changed since the pinned commit.; Two of the metrics on this page are errors where lower is better.; The comparison methods appear in the paper only as citations.; source ids: project-recipe-atom3d-4c2f3b7e; source locator: README.md at 4c2f3b7e
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