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LeFlur Benchmarks

Pre-tokenized protein structure benchmarks used to evaluate the LeFlur protein and protein-ligand generative model. Each subdirectory contains one .pt file per target, ready to be consumed by the lobster_generate forward/inverse folding pipelines via the ${paths.benchmarks.<name>} Hydra interpolation in paths/public.yaml.

Quickstart

pip install lbster
lobster_leflur_benchmarks fetch cameo
lobster_leflur_benchmarks fetch multiflow_test

# Inverse folding on the CAMEO 2022 monomer benchmark
lobster_generate --config-name experiment/generate_inverse_folding \
    paths=public model.ckpt_path=leflur-ted \
    'generation.input_structures=${paths.benchmarks.cameo}/*.pt'

Benchmarks

cameo (cameo-2022/)

CAMEO 2022 monomer benchmark, pre-tokenized into one .pt per target. Drives the CAMEO 2022 rows of LeFlur Table 1 (inverse folding) and Table 3 (forward folding).

  • License: academic; per-target PDB licenses apply
  • Citation: Haas et al., 'Continuous Automated Model EvaluatiOn (CAMEO) complementing the critical assessment of structure prediction in CASP12', Proteins (2018). Per-target PDB structures are released under their original PDB / RCSB licenses.
  • File glob: cameo-2022/*.pt
  • Per-record schema (top-level keys of each .pt):
    • pdb_path
    • sequence
    • sequence_str
    • coords_res
    • chains_ids
    • indices
    • mask
    • real_chains

multiflow_test (multiflow-test/)

Filtered MultiFlow test set, pre-tokenized into one .pt per target. Drives the MultiFlow rows of LeFlur Table 1 (inverse folding) and Table 3 (forward folding).

  • License: MIT (matches upstream MultiFlow data release)
  • Citation: Campbell et al., 'Generative Flows on Discrete State-Spaces: Enabling Multimodal Flows with Applications to Protein Co-Design', ICML 2024.
  • File glob: multiflow-test/*.pt
  • Per-record schema (top-level keys of each .pt):
    • sequence
    • coords_res
    • mask
    • indices
    • chains

posebusters_benchmark_no_overlap (posebusters-benchmark-no-overlap/)

PoseBusters benchmark, deduplicated against the LeFlur training set (the 'no-overlap' subset). Pre-tokenized as paired {protein,ligand}.pt files. Drives the publication PoseBusters rows of LeFlur Table 2 (PL inverse folding) and Table 4 (PL forward folding) — this is the canonical leflur-pl evaluation set.

  • License: CC-BY-4.0 (matches upstream PoseBusters release)
  • Citation: Buttenschoen et al., 'PoseBusters: AI-based docking methods fail to generate physically valid poses or generalise to novel sequences', Chem. Sci. (2024). 'no-overlap' filtering removes targets that share clusters with the LeFlur protein-ligand training set, isolating true held-out generalisation.
  • File glob: posebusters-benchmark-no-overlap/*.pt
  • Per-record schema (top-level keys of each .pt):
    • pdb_path
    • sequence
    • sequence_str
    • coords_res
    • chains_ids
    • indices
    • mask
    • real_chains
    • atom_names
    • atom_coords
    • atom_indices
    • element_indices
    • bond_matrix

posebusters_benchmark (posebusters-benchmark/)

Full PoseBusters benchmark (no overlap filtering applied), pre-tokenized as paired {protein,ligand}.pt files. Reported in supplementary tables alongside the deduplicated 'no_overlap' subset — most publication numbers use the 'no_overlap' variant.

  • License: CC-BY-4.0 (matches upstream PoseBusters release)
  • Citation: Buttenschoen et al., 'PoseBusters: AI-based docking methods fail to generate physically valid poses or generalise to novel sequences', Chem. Sci. (2024).
  • File glob: posebusters-benchmark/*.pt
  • Per-record schema (top-level keys of each .pt):
    • pdb_path
    • sequence
    • sequence_str
    • coords_res
    • chains_ids
    • indices
    • mask
    • real_chains
    • atom_names
    • atom_coords
    • atom_indices
    • element_indices
    • bond_matrix

Notes on the CAMEO pdb_path field

The CAMEO records expose a pdb_path string that names the source PDB file (e.g. 7dz2.C.pdb). Only the basename is published here — the absolute path inside the original Genentech file tree has been stripped on upload. Downstream code that wants to load the raw PDB should look it up against an RCSB / CAMEO mirror by basename.

See also

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