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mRNABench: A curated benchmark for mature mRNA property and function prediction
bioRxiv · · Preprint · Open access
Shi, Dalal + 11 more
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mRNABench benchmarks mature mRNA property prediction on human transcripts using 13 datasets and 81 tasks, evaluating 29 nucleotide foundation model families across 750k experiments.
- Why it matters: Standardized benchmarks are lacking, making it hard to determine which self-supervised foundation models best capture mature mRNA regulatory information for transfer learning.
- What they did: The suite curates 13 datasets and 81 prediction tasks for human transcripts and runs 750k experiments across 29 families of self-supervised nucleotide foundation models, analyzing scaling, compressibility-performance links, splitting, and training objectives.
- The result: The resulting benchmark enables systematic comparison of model representational quality for mature mRNA embeddings and clarifies how objective choice and data handling affect prediction performance.
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