ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification, AUROC (GPN-MSA paper)
AUROC of zero-shot scores against TADBP DMS labels binarised at 0.125 absolute relative toxicity.
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Protocol: ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification, AUROC (GPN-MSA paper) · Dataset: ProteinGym v0.1 DMS TADBP_HUMAN Bolognesi 2019, binarised (GPN-MSA paper)
Sorted by AUROC (binary labels from absolute relative toxicity > 0.125; zero-shot) (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 | AUROC (binary labels from absolute relative toxicity > 0.125; zero-shot) |
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| GPN-MSA, main results model (bioRxiv v2)Evaluation | 0.83 (best in column) |
| ESM-1b, precomputed log-likelihood ratios (GPN-MSA paper)Evaluation | 0.75 |
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| Tested configuration | Protocol and dataset | Finding | Evidence and details |
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| Configuration: ESM-1b, precomputed log-likelihood ratios (GPN-MSA paper) | Protocol: ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification, AUROC (GPN-MSA paper) Dataset: ProteinGym v0.1 DMS TADBP_HUMAN Bolognesi 2019, binarised (GPN-MSA paper) | 0.75 AUROC (binary labels from absolute relative toxicity > 0.125; zero-shot) unitless · higher Uncertainty: Not reported by the source Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible | Independent external evaluation · Source checkedMethods, coverage and sourceESM-1b on ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification (GPN-MSA paper) gfm-guides-20261014-gpnmsa-protocol-dms-tadbp-auroc Aggregation: Not reported GPN-MSA: an alignment-based DNA language model for genome-wide variant effect prediction (bioRxiv v2) · Results paragraph beginning 'We also evaluate on deep mutational scanning', sentence 'Nevertheless, GPN-MSA performs better than ESM-1b on some proteins (e.g., TADBP, for which GPN-MSA AUROC is 0.83, while ESM-1b AUROC is 0.75)' (PDF page 6) |
| Configuration: GPN-MSA, main results model (bioRxiv v2) | Protocol: ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification, AUROC (GPN-MSA paper) Dataset: ProteinGym v0.1 DMS TADBP_HUMAN Bolognesi 2019, binarised (GPN-MSA paper) | 0.83 AUROC (binary labels from absolute relative toxicity > 0.125; zero-shot) unitless · higher Uncertainty: Not reported by the source Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible | Author-reported evaluation · Source checkedMethods, coverage and sourceGPN-MSA on ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification (GPN-MSA paper) gfm-guides-20261014-gpnmsa-protocol-dms-tadbp-auroc Aggregation: Not reported GPN-MSA: an alignment-based DNA language model for genome-wide variant effect prediction (bioRxiv v2) · Results paragraph beginning 'We also evaluate on deep mutational scanning', sentence 'Nevertheless, GPN-MSA performs better than ESM-1b on some proteins (e.g., TADBP, for which GPN-MSA AUROC is 0.83, while ESM-1b AUROC is 0.75)' (PDF page 6) |
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- GPN-MSA: an alignment-based DNA language model for genome-wide variant effect prediction (bioRxiv v2) · Original source · bioRxiv v2, posted 2024-04-06
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Stable ID: gfm-guides-20261014-gpnmsa-protocol-dms-tadbp-auroc
- areas
- dna-genomes; protein-function
- contexts
- research
- protocol
- Labels: absolute value of relative toxicity binarised at 0.125 (TADBP only; other assays use the ProteinGym protein-specific cutoff). Genomic predictors take the most deleterious score among SNVs causing each substitution; ESM-1b uses precomputed log-likelihood ratios in protein coordinates, minimum over isoforms.
- version
- bioRxiv v2
- metric
- auroc
- metric direction
- higher
- unit
- unitless
- limitations
- Single assay, quoted in the Results text as an example where GPN-MSA beats ESM-1b; the 31-assay summary is figure-only (Supplementary Figure 5).; Values printed to two decimals.
- source locator
- Results paragraph beginning 'We also evaluate on deep mutational scanning' (PDF page 6); Methods 'Additional VEP metrics' (DMS) and 'VEP scores'
Related records
- part of: GPN-MSA variant effect prediction evaluation (Benegas et al.)
- uses data: ProteinGym v0.1 DMS TADBP_HUMAN Bolognesi 2019, binarised (GPN-MSA paper)
- assessment: ESM-1b on ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification (GPN-MSA paper)
- assessment: GPN-MSA on ProteinGym DMS TADBP binary classification (GPN-MSA paper)