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SpTransformer retrained under the authors' framework (You et al. 2026)

SpTransformer retrained under the authors' framework: Task-specific method retrained on each benchmark training split under the authors' PyTorch framework, with non-PyTorch methods reimplemented in PyTorch; GTEx task input divided into 500 bp blocks; trained and tested three times with different random initialisations.

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Dataset: GTEx-derived tissue-specific splice site usage dataset (You et al. 2026)

Sorted by AUPRC (GTEx splicing task, Splice acceptors and donors, averaged over categories) (higher is better). The best value in each column is highlighted. Decimals are rounded for display; each value links to the printed value and its source.

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Configuration: SpTransformer retrained under the authors' framework (You et al. 2026)Protocol: GTEx tissue-specific splicing prediction, Splice acceptors and donors (You et al. 2026 Supplementary Table 5)
Dataset: GTEx-derived tissue-specific splice site usage dataset (You et al. 2026)
0.8841(0.0018) AUPRC (GTEx splicing task, Splice acceptors and donors, averaged over categories)
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Uncertainty: SD 0.0018

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SpTransformer on the GTEx splicing task, Splice acceptors and donors

gfm2-20261011-you2026-protocol-gtex-acceptors-donors

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Benchmarking pre-trained genomic language models for RNA sequence-related predictive applications; You et al. 2026, Supplementary Information · Supplementary Table 5, block 'Splice acceptors and donors', row 'SpTransformer', column 'Average PR-AUC'
Configuration: SpTransformer retrained under the authors' framework (You et al. 2026)Protocol: GTEx tissue-specific splicing prediction, Splice-15class (You et al. 2026 Supplementary Table 5)
Dataset: GTEx-derived tissue-specific splice site usage dataset (You et al. 2026)
0.8568(0.0005) AUPRC (GTEx splicing task, Splice-15class, averaged over categories)
fraction · higher

Uncertainty: SD 0.0005

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SpTransformer on the GTEx splicing task, Splice-15class

gfm2-20261011-you2026-protocol-gtex-splice-15class

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Benchmarking pre-trained genomic language models for RNA sequence-related predictive applications; You et al. 2026, Supplementary Information · Supplementary Table 5, block 'Splice-15class', row 'SpTransformer', column 'Average PR-AUC'
Configuration: SpTransformer retrained under the authors' framework (You et al. 2026)Protocol: GTEx tissue-specific splicing prediction, Splice-53class (You et al. 2026 Supplementary Table 5)
Dataset: GTEx-derived tissue-specific splice site usage dataset (You et al. 2026)
0.8552(0.0053) AUPRC (GTEx splicing task, Splice-53class, averaged over categories)
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Uncertainty: SD 0.0053

Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible

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SpTransformer on the GTEx splicing task, Splice-53class

gfm2-20261011-you2026-protocol-gtex-splice-53class

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Benchmarking pre-trained genomic language models for RNA sequence-related predictive applications; You et al. 2026, Supplementary Information · Supplementary Table 5, block 'Splice-53class', row 'SpTransformer', column 'Average PR-AUC'

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Methods, 'Construction of tissue-specific alternative splicing prediction task'; Supplementary Tables 4 and 5, row 'SpTransformer'
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Task-specific method retrained on each benchmark training split under the authors' PyTorch framework, with non-PyTorch methods reimplemented in PyTorch (Methods); GTEx task input divided into 500 bp blocks; trained and tested three times with different random initialisations
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