Closed nataliyah123 closed 11 months ago
Hi @nataliyah123 ! I have been doing some reading on DILI. There is this benchmark dataset from TDCommons that uses FDA-approved drugs. Do you know if there is overlap between it and the data you are using in this model? I am also linking here an interesting paper that cites more datasets, I'm not sure if they are open but would be interesting to investigate: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7702310/#R6
hi @GemmaTuron I have attached the notebooks and dataset. Thanks a lot for the datasets links and will let you know.
Hi @nataliyah123
The notebooks look good, but before deciding next steps can you please:
Hi @nataliyah123 !
Can you share the attachment for the training set here?
hi @Femme-js Data and notebooks are all attached in the top comment. The file smileandactivity2.csv which I made for Zairachem is the new one, I just attached
hello, how can I work on this please
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@miquelduranfrigola Do we want to finish the work on this model Āæ
@leilayesufu If you finish your other tasks or are stuck, can start having a look at this model!
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I've removed the notebooks from the issue as it disrupts the workflow:
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there were many modifications on the issue template that cause multiple fails in the workflows
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Hi @leilayesufu I have tried too many times to change the model request back to its original form. I'll close this issue and please open a new one with the information provided, it'll be much easier. Thanks!
I am reopening this issue to check the new pipeline created by @GrantBirki when the approve command fails
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And that works just fine @miquelduranfrigola and @GrantBirki thanks!
Model Name
Drug-induced liver injury prediction
Model Description
Prediction of clinically relevant drug-induced-liver-injury (DILI), based solely on drug structure using binary classification methods. The results presented here are useful as a screening tool both in a clinical setting, in the assessment of DILI as well as in the early stages of drug development to rule out potentially hepatotoxic candidates.
Slug
dili-pred
Tag
Metabolism, Toxicity, Cytotoxicity
Publication
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30325042/,
Source Code
https://github.com/cptbern/QSAR_DILI_2019
License
None