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---
license: mit
task_categories:
- text-generation
- translation
tags:
- chemistry
- biology
---

# ChEBI-20-MM Dataset

## Overview

The ChEBI-20-MM is an extensive and multi-modal benchmark developed from the ChEBI-20 dataset. It is designed to provide a comprehensive benchmark for evaluating various models' capabilities in the field of molecular science. This benchmark integrates multi-modal data, including InChI, IUPAC, SELFIES, and images, making it a versatile tool for a wide range of molecular tasks.

## Dataset Description

ChEBI-20-MM is an expansion of the original ChEBI-20 dataset, with a focus on incorporating diverse modalities of molecular data. This benchmark is tailored to assess models in several key areas:

- **Molecule Generation**: Evaluating the ability of models to generate accurate molecular structures.
- **Image Recognition**: Testing models on their proficiency in converting molecular images into other representational formats.
- **IUPAC Recognition**: Evaluating the ability of models to generate IUPAC names from other representational formats.
- **Molecular Captioning**: Assessing the capability of models to generate descriptive captions for molecular structures.
- **Retrieval Tasks**: Measuring the effectiveness of models in retrieving molecular information accurately and efficiently.

## Utility and Significance

By expanding the data modality variety, this benchmark enables a more comprehensive evaluation of models' performance in multi-modal data handling.

## How to Use

Model reviews and evaluations related to this dataset can be directly accessed and used via the LLM4Mol link: [LLM4Mol](https://github.com/AI-HPC-Research-Team/LLM4Mol).

## Acknowledgments

The development of the ChEBI-20-MM dataset was inspired by the ChEBI-20 in molecule generation and captioning initiated by MolT5. Additional data information supplements are derived from PubChem.