2023
DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btad334
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Deep learning-based multi-functional therapeutic peptides prediction with a multi-label focal dice loss function

Abstract: Motivation With the great number of peptide sequences produced in the postgenomic era, it is highly desirable to identify the various functions of therapeutic peptides quickly. Furthermore, it is a great challenge to predict accurate multi-functional therapeutic peptides (MFTP) via sequence-based computational tools. Results Here we propose a novel multi-label-based method, named ETFC, to predict 21 categories of therapeutic … Show more

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“…We compared the proposed CELA-MFP with various existing methods, including four machine learning-based methods (CLR [ 43 ], RAKEL [ 44 ], RBRL [ 45 ], and MLDF [ 46 ]) and five deep learning-based methods (MPMABP [ 29 ], MLBP [ 30 ], PrMFTP [ 31 ], ETFC [ 32 ], and iMFP-LG [ 33 ]). Based on the performance evaluation conducted on the MFBP dataset ( Fig.…”
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“…We compared the proposed CELA-MFP with various existing methods, including four machine learning-based methods (CLR [ 43 ], RAKEL [ 44 ], RBRL [ 45 ], and MLDF [ 46 ]) and five deep learning-based methods (MPMABP [ 29 ], MLBP [ 30 ], PrMFTP [ 31 ], ETFC [ 32 ], and iMFP-LG [ 33 ]). Based on the performance evaluation conducted on the MFBP dataset ( Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To better tackle the issue of sample imbalance, we employ a multi-label focal dice loss (MLFDLoss), which is also used in ETFC [ 32 ]. According to our experiments and results, we find it can work well.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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“…This design introduces the BERT-based protein large language model and further pre-training techniques into the ACPs recognition for the first time, eliminates constraints on sequence length and the dependence on manual features, showcasing remarkable competitiveness in comparison with existing methods. In recent years, recognizing various functional peptides like MFTP ( Fan et al, 2023 ), MLBP( Tang et al, 2022 ), and PrMFTP ( Yan et al, 2022 ) has seen significant advancements. These methods universally use encoders to transition peptide sequences into vectors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%