Table 2.
Task-specific datasets*
| Prediction level | Sequence diversity | Prediction task/data set | Number of sequences | Average length (number of residues/tokens) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Train | Validation | Test | ||||
| per-protein | Mutational landscapes | GFP22,66 | 21,446 | 5362 | 27,217 | 237.0 |
| AAV23,67 | 28,626 | 3181 | 50,776 | 736.3 | ||
| GB123,68 | 2691 | 299 | 5743 | 265.0 | ||
| Diverse datasets | Stability22,69 | 53,614 | 2512 | 12,851 | 45.0 | |
| Meltome23,70 | 22,335 | 2482 | 3134 | 544.5 | ||
| SubCellLoc34,71 | 9503 | 1678 | 490 | 519.9 | ||
| per-residue | Disorder19,56 | 1056 | 118 | 117 | 118.1 | |
| SecStr14,73 | 9712 | 1080 | 364 | 255.0 | ||
*Prediction level: Per-protein predictions make a single prediction for an entire protein; per-residue predictions provide one number for each residue (position) in a protein. Sequence diversity: distinguishes between tasks with experimental data specific for individual proteins (mutational landscapes) and those for which data mixes different proteins from different organisms. Prediction task: as described in Methods; SubCellLoc: sub-cellular location, SecStr: secondary structure prediction (in 3 states: helix, strand, other). A number of sequences (i.e., proteins, note this is NOT the number of samples, e.g., for secondary structure prediction N proteins – number given in table - correspond to over 200*N residues in the data set): typical cross-validation using Train to optimize fine-tuning, Validation to optimize hyperparameters, and Test only to assess performance (Methods).