Biology-Instructions
A multi-omics sequence-instruction suite with 21 formal predictive tasks across DNA, RNA, protein, and multi-molecule inputs; the final paper reports task-specific held-out evaluations rather than a single aggregate score.
Scientific task · Sequence and regulation
Predict enhancer activity or regulatory potential from DNA sequence.
增强子活性预测
enhancer-activity-predictionCoverage
A multi-omics sequence-instruction suite with 21 formal predictive tasks across DNA, RNA, protein, and multi-molecule inputs; the final paper reports task-specific held-out evaluations rather than a single aggregate score.
Two-output regression of housekeeping and developmental enhancer activity from a DNA sequence, evaluated with separate Pearson correlations.
A versioned collection of nine DNA sequence-classification datasets covering regulatory elements, promoters, enhancers, open chromatin, species, and coding-context discrimination.
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| Benchmark | Mapped task | Coverage | Count | Version | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biology-Instructions root: bioinstruction | Enhancer activity prediction official-track · high | explicitly-in-scope | 1 tracks Formal evaluation tracks (Enhancer Activity Prediction). | emnlp-2025 | bioinstruction-evidence-paper |
| Biology-Instructions Enhancer Activity Prediction root: bioinstruction | Enhancer activity prediction official-track · high | explicitly-in-scope | 484052 examples distinct examples across the published train, validation, and test splits | emnlp-2025 | bioinstruction-ea-evidence-paper |
| Genomic Benchmarks root: genomic-benchmarks | Enhancer activity prediction official-taxonomy · high | explicitly-in-scope | 4 tasks Benchmark dataset classification tasks. | package-1.0.0-snapshot as of 2026-07-22 | genomic-benchmarks-paper-definition-evidence |
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