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+ pretty_name: MSNet Datasets
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+ language: en
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+ tags:
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+ - proteomics
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+ - mass-spectrometry
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+ - deep-learning
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+ - bioinformatics
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+ - peptide-identification
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+ - license mit
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+ - size_categories 500M<n
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+ # MSNet Datasets
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+ ## Dataset Description
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+ MSNet Datasets is a large-scale, standardized, and AI-ready collection of mass spectrometry (MS) data designed for machine learning applications in computational proteomics.
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+ Instead of hosting raw data directly, this Hugging Face dataset serves as an **entry point and interface**, providing standardized access to externally hosted MSNet resources.
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+ The dataset addresses key limitations of existing public repositories, such as heterogeneous metadata, inconsistent processing pipelines, and lack of benchmarking standards, by offering a unified and reproducible data representation.
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+ ## Background
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+ Deep learning has become integral to modern proteomics, supporting tasks such as:
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+ * Fragment ion intensity prediction
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+ * Retention time (RT) prediction
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+ * Peptide–spectrum match (PSM) rescoring
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+ * De novo peptide sequencing
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+ Despite the abundance of publicly available MS data, most repositories primarily store raw files with inconsistent metadata and processing standards, making them difficult to use directly in machine learning workflows.
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+ ## Motivation
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+ Current proteomics datasets often suffer from:
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+ * Incomplete or inconsistent metadata
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+ * Heterogeneous preprocessing pipelines
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+ * Limited diversity in experimental conditions
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+ * Lack of standardized benchmarks
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+ MSNet Datasets provides a unified, curated, and ML-ready interface to facilitate reproducible research and fair model evaluation.
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+ ## Data Sources
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+ The dataset is curated from:
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+ * Public proteomics datasets (ProteomeXchange)
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+ * Large-scale projects (e.g., π-HuB)
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+ A total of **114 large-scale datasets** are included, covering diverse biological contexts, instrument platforms, and fragmentation strategies.
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+ ## Data Processing
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+ All datasets are systematically reprocessed using a reproducible workflow:
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+ * Metadata standardized using SDRF
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+ * Uniform reanalysis of raw MS data
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+ * Peptide-spectrum match (PSM) generation
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+ * Peak annotation including:
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+ * b⁺, b²⁺, y⁺, y²⁺ ions
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+ * With and without neutral losses
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+ * Multiple mass tolerance settings applied during annotation
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+ * Harmonization into a unified structure
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+ ## Data Format
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+ Processed data are stored in **Parquet format**, enabling:
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+ * Efficient storage and compression
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+ * Fast I/O for large-scale data
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+ * Compatibility with PyTorch, TensorFlow, and other ML frameworks
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+ ## Dataset Structure
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+ Each entry corresponds to a peptide-spectrum match (PSM) and includes:
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+ | Column | Description |
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+ | --------------- | -------------------------------- |
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+ | spectrum_id | Spectrum identifier |
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+ | mz_array | m/z values |
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+ | intensity_array | Intensity values |
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+ | precursor_mz | Precursor m/z |
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+ | charge | Charge state |
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+ | peptide | Peptide sequence |
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+ | modifications | Post-translational modifications |
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+ | rt | Retention time |
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+ | instrument | Instrument type |
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+ | fragmentation | Fragmentation method |
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+ ## Access
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+ ⚠️ **Note:** Hugging Face does **not host the raw data**.
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+ Instead, data can be accessed through the following official resources:
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+ * **Web portal:** https://msnet.ncpsb.org.cn
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+ * **Dataset hub:** https://quantms.org/datasets
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+ ## Official Loader
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+ We provide an official data loader for seamless integration:
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+ 👉 https://github.com/PHOENIXcenter/MSNet
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+ Supports:
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+ * PyTorch
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+ * TensorFlow
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+ ## Usage
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+ ```python
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+ from datasets import load_dataset
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+ # This dataset provides metadata / interface only
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+ dataset = load_dataset("your-username/msnet")
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+ print(dataset)
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+ ```
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+ For full data access, please use the official loader.
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+ ## Use Cases
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+ * Training deep learning models for proteomics
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+ * PSM rescoring and confidence estimation
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+ * De novo peptide sequencing
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+ * Retention time and intensity prediction
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+ * Benchmarking computational methods
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+ ## Limitations
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+ * Data is hosted externally (not on Hugging Face)
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+ * PTM coverage is continuously expanding
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+ * Some modalities (e.g., DIA, XL-MS) are not fully integrated
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+ ## Citation
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+ If you use MSNet Datasets, please cite the corresponding π-MSNet publication.
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+ ## License
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+ MIT License
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