Configuration

BLAST (ViroBench classification)

Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons

Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM'

Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)'

BLAST: Similarity-search baseline run by the ViroBench authors; reference database not stated in the table.

12 evaluations · 12 results

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12 evaluations · 12 results. Different protocols are not a single leaderboard.

Sorted by Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, host, G-Split) (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.

Tested configuration	Protocol and dataset	Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, host, G-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, host, T-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, taxonomy, G-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, taxonomy, T-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, host, G-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, host, T-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, taxonomy, G-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, taxonomy, T-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, host, G-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, host, T-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, taxonomy, G-Split)	Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, taxonomy, T-Split)
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench ALL viruses host classification, G-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench ALL viruses, G-Split test set	92.50 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench ALL viruses host classification, T-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench ALL viruses, T-Split test set	Not reported	65.55 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench ALL viruses taxonomy classification, G-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench ALL viruses, G-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	47.67 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench ALL viruses taxonomy classification, T-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench ALL viruses, T-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	41.22 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench DNA viruses host classification, G-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench DNA viruses, G-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	75.42 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench DNA viruses host classification, T-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench DNA viruses, T-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	25.81 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench DNA viruses taxonomy classification, G-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench DNA viruses, G-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	75.68 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench DNA viruses taxonomy classification, T-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench DNA viruses, T-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	39.91 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench RNA viruses host classification, G-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench RNA viruses, G-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	93.01 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench RNA viruses host classification, T-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench RNA viruses, T-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	79.09 (0.00)%	Not reported	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench RNA viruses taxonomy classification, G-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench RNA viruses, G-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	59.65 (0.00)%	Not reported
BLAST (ViroBench classification)Evaluation	ViroBench RNA viruses taxonomy classification, T-Split, Macro-F1, ViroBench RNA viruses, T-Split test set	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	75.74 (0.00)%

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Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench ALL viruses host classification, G-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench ALL viruses, G-Split test set	92.50 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, host, G-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench ALL viruses host classification (G-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-all-host-g-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'ALL viruses / Host / G-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench ALL viruses host classification, T-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench ALL viruses, T-Split test set	65.55 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, host, T-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench ALL viruses host classification (T-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-all-host-t-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'ALL viruses / Host / T-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench ALL viruses taxonomy classification, G-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench ALL viruses, G-Split test set	47.67 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, taxonomy, G-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench ALL viruses taxonomy classification (G-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-all-taxonomy-g-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench ALL viruses taxonomy classification, T-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench ALL viruses, T-Split test set	41.22 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench ALL viruses, taxonomy, T-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench ALL viruses taxonomy classification (T-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-all-taxonomy-t-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / T-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench DNA viruses host classification, G-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench DNA viruses, G-Split test set	75.42 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, host, G-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench DNA viruses host classification (G-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-dna-host-g-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'DNA viruses / Host / G-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench DNA viruses host classification, T-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench DNA viruses, T-Split test set	25.81 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, host, T-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench DNA viruses host classification (T-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-dna-host-t-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'DNA viruses / Host / T-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench DNA viruses taxonomy classification, G-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench DNA viruses, G-Split test set	75.68 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, taxonomy, G-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench DNA viruses taxonomy classification (G-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-dna-taxonomy-g-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'DNA viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench DNA viruses taxonomy classification, T-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench DNA viruses, T-Split test set	39.91 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench DNA viruses, taxonomy, T-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench DNA viruses taxonomy classification (T-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-dna-taxonomy-t-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'DNA viruses / Taxonomy / T-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench RNA viruses host classification, G-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench RNA viruses, G-Split test set	93.01 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, host, G-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench RNA viruses host classification (G-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-rna-host-g-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'RNA viruses / Host / G-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench RNA viruses host classification, T-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench RNA viruses, T-Split test set	79.09 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, host, T-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench RNA viruses host classification (T-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-rna-host-t-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'RNA viruses / Host / T-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench RNA viruses taxonomy classification, G-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench RNA viruses, G-Split test set	59.65 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, taxonomy, G-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench RNA viruses taxonomy classification (G-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-rna-taxonomy-g-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'RNA viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split' (text-layer line 2532)
Configuration: BLAST (ViroBench classification)	Protocol: ViroBench RNA viruses taxonomy classification, T-Split, Macro-F1 Dataset: ViroBench RNA viruses, T-Split test set	75.74 (0.00)% Macro F1 (ViroBench RNA viruses, taxonomy, T-Split) percent · higher Uncertainty: SD 0.00 Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible	Independent external evaluation · Source checked Evidence concern: excluded from comparisons Table 25 prints one Macro-F1 per model for the taxonomy columns. For 143 of the 144 model-by-split taxonomy cells on the ALL-virus set, the printed value equals the mean of the five per-rank values in Table 26 rounded to two decimals. The exception is RNA-FM under the genus-disjoint split: Table 25 prints 48.67 and the mean of the Table 26 ranks (59.96, 65.35, 37.58, 58.78, 43.82) is 53.10. One of the two tables is wrong for that row, so RNA-FM ALL taxonomy G-Split should not be used in a comparison without checking the published code.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'RNA-FM', column 'ALL viruses / Taxonomy / G-Split'; Table 26, row 'RNA-FM' Table 3 lists NT v3 under phage-specific pretraining coverage (P) and Table 9 lists it as non-viral (N). Table 25 groups the NTv3 rows under phage-specific coverage, which is what the configurations record. Pretraining coverage is the paper's main explanatory variable, so NT v3 rows should not be used to support a coverage-versus-performance claim.ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 3 row 'NT v3'; Table 9 row 'NT v3'; Table 25 section 'DNA Foundation Models (Phage-specific Coverage)' Methods, coverage and source BLAST on ViroBench RNA viruses taxonomy classification (T-Split) lit-microbial-20261011-virobench-protocol-rna-taxonomy-t-split Aggregation: Not reported ViroBench: Benchmarking Nucleotide Foundation Models on Viral Genomics Tasks · Table 25, row 'BLAST', column 'RNA viruses / Taxonomy / T-Split' (text-layer line 2532)

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