BindCraft experimental success rate averaged over its 12 benchmark targets
Mean and range of the per-target experimental success rate over the 12 targets BindCraft was benchmarked on.
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Protocol: BindCraft experimental success rate averaged over its 12 benchmark targets · Dataset: BindCraft 12-target benchmark set
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| Tested configuration | Hit rate (range of per-target experimental success rates over 12 targets) | Hit rate (unweighted mean of per-target experimental success rates over 12 targets) |
|---|---|---|
| BindCraft default settingsEvaluation | 10% to 100% | 46.3% |
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| Configuration: BindCraft default settings | Protocol: BindCraft experimental success rate averaged over its 12 benchmark targets Dataset: BindCraft 12-target benchmark set | 46.3% Hit rate (unweighted mean of per-target experimental success rates over 12 targets) percent · higher Uncertainty: Not reported by the source: No interval is printed. Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible | Author-reported evaluation · Source checkedMethods, coverage and sourceBindCraft experimental success rate over its 12 benchmark targets uc-binder-20261022-protocol-bindcraft-mean-success-rate-12-targets Aggregation: Not reported One-shot design of functional protein binders with BindCraft (Pacesa et al., Nature 2025) · Introduction, final paragraph: 'The binder affinities lie predominantly in the nanomolar range, with success rates from 10% to 100%, with an average success rate of 46.3%' |
| Configuration: BindCraft default settings | Protocol: BindCraft experimental success rate averaged over its 12 benchmark targets Dataset: BindCraft 12-target benchmark set | 10% to 100% Hit rate (range of per-target experimental success rates over 12 targets) percent · higher Uncertainty: Not applicable: The value is itself a range over targets, not an estimate with an interval. Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible | Author-reported evaluation · Source checkedMethods, coverage and sourceBindCraft experimental success rate over its 12 benchmark targets uc-binder-20261022-protocol-bindcraft-mean-success-rate-12-targets Aggregation: Not reported One-shot design of functional protein binders with BindCraft (Pacesa et al., Nature 2025) · Introduction, final paragraph: 'with success rates from 10% to 100%' |
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- One-shot design of functional protein binders with BindCraft (Pacesa et al., Nature 2025) · Original source · Nature, version of record; Europe PMC JATS full text for PMC12507698
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Stable ID: uc-binder-20261022-protocol-bindcraft-mean-success-rate-12-targets
- areas
- proteins-complexes; protein-structure
- contexts
- research
- aggregation
- Unweighted mean over the 12 benchmark targets; each target contributes its own rate regardless of how many designs were tested.
- comparison limit
- An unweighted mean over targets whose denominators range from 6 to 53 designs, and whose endpoints are not the same assay. It is not a hit rate over a pooled design set.
- denominator
- 12
- limitations
- Developer-reported: the BindCraft authors built the pipeline, chose the targets and chose which designs to test.; The assay is not uniform across targets. Fig. 1b's caption says binding was observed on SPR, but PD-1 was screened by BLI in a bivalent Fc-fusion format and the claudin binders were prescreened against soluble analogues of the target rather than the wild-type protein.; No numeric binding threshold is stated. A successful design is one where a binding signal was observed.; Denominators are 6 to 53 designs per target, and the designs tested are about 10 of the top 20 ranked by the pipeline's own i_pTM filter, so design and selection are coupled.; No conventional comparator (directed evolution, display selection or grafting) was run on these targets.; No uncertainty is printed.; Two targets, CrSAS-6 and CbAgo, have a stated denominator but no stated numerator in the prose; their numerators appear only inside the Fig. 1b graphic, which was not read.; An unweighted mean over targets, not a pooled rate over designs. A target where 6 of 6 designs bound contributes as much as one where 13 of 53 did.; The 12 targets were chosen by the authors.; The source does not state how the average was computed. The string '46.3' appears once in the article, as 'an average success rate of 46.3%', with no definition of the basis; the `aggregation` and `comparison_limit` fields on this protocol record the extraction pass's reading of it as an unweighted mean over the twelve targets, not a basis the source states. Neither candidate basis reconciles with the printed per-target counts: an unweighted mean over the twelve targets admits no integer numerators for CrSAS-6 (of 9) and CbAgo (of 12) that yield a displayed 46.3%, and neither does a pooled rate over all 156 designs. The arithmetic is in the source_warnings on uc-binder-20261022-result-bindcraft-mean-success-rate.
- metric
- hit-rate
- metric direction
- higher
- metric qualifier
- mean of per-target experimental success rates over 12 targets
- protocol
- Per-target experimental success rates from the Fig. 1b screens, averaged over the 12 benchmark targets and reported with their range.
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- Introduction, final paragraph
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- version
- Nature 2025 version of record; Introduction