--- pretty_name: CDSM Collagen Structure Benchmark license: other license_name: mixed-see-licensing-section tags: - biology - protein-structure - collagen - structure-prediction - benchmark size_categories: - n<1K configs: - config_name: manifest data_files: - split: train path: experimental/manifest.parquet - config_name: scores_summary data_files: - split: train path: scores/scores_summary.parquet - config_name: scores_per_residue data_files: - split: train path: scores/scores_per_residue.parquet - config_name: cdsm_stage_table data_files: - split: train path: scores/cdsm_stage_table.parquet - config_name: method_summary_table data_files: - split: train path: scores/method_summary_table.parquet --- # CDSM Collagen Structure Benchmark — Data Structures and scores for a benchmark comparing a deterministic collagen triple-helix builder (CDSM) against four co-folding models — Boltz-2, Chai-1, Protenix and AlphaFold3, the last in both with-MSA (`af3_msa`) and no-MSA (`af3_nomsa`) conditions — on 80 experimentally resolved collagen triple helices from the RCSB PDB. Code: https://github.com/bm-howard/cdsm_benchmarking ## Layout | Prefix | Contents | Size | |---|---|---| | `experimental/` | 80 filtered experimental triple helices (`.cif`) + `manifest.csv/.parquet` | 8.3 MB | | `cdsm//` | Deterministically built structures, one directory per pipeline stage | 16 MB | | `cdsm//trajectories/` | MD trajectories (`.dcd` + starting `.pdb`) for the relaxed and annealed stages | 95 MB | | `predictions//` | `_.cif` for `boltz`, `chai`, `protenix`, `af3_msa`, `af3_nomsa` | 19 MB | | `scores/` | Scoring tables, as both `.csv` and `.parquet` | 4.4 MB | | `compute_cost/` | Runtime/cost benchmark records, seed-sweep scores, and the seed-sweep structures | 15 MB | CDSM stages, in pipeline order: `coreonly`, `fullseq`, `fullseq_reregistered`, `fullseq_reregistered_relaxed`, `fullseq_reregistered_annealed`. The prefixes are deliberate: reproducing the scoring needs `experimental/`, `cdsm/` and `predictions/` — about 40 MB — rather than the full 142 MB. The trajectories are the bulk of the dataset and are almost never needed. ## Loading The benchmark code resolves these paths for you: ```python from data_locations import experimental_cif_dir, predictions_dir, cdsm_dir exp = experimental_cif_dir() # downloads on first use af3 = predictions_dir("af3_msa") mdt = cdsm_dir("fullseq_reregistered_relaxed", trajectories=True) ``` Directly, without the repo: ```python from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download path = snapshot_download( repo_id="CollagenHelixLabs/cdsm_benchmarking_data", repo_type="dataset", allow_patterns=["predictions/**", "experimental/**"], # skip the trajectories ) ``` The four tabular configs load as datasets: ```python from datasets import load_dataset scores = load_dataset("CollagenHelixLabs/cdsm_benchmarking_data", "scores_summary") ``` ## Schemas **`manifest`** — one row per PDB entry (80 rows): `pdb_id`, `kind` (`homotrimer` | `heterotrimer`), `n_distinct_chains`, `gly_start`, `frame_offset`, `has_hyp`, `len_a/b/c`, `chain_a/b/c_sequence`. Sequences are one-letter codes with **`O` = hydroxyproline (HYP)**. **`scores_summary`** — one row per (structure, variant), 700 rows: `pdb_id`, `variant`, `tm_score`, `global_rmsd_allatom`, `global_rmsd_backbone`, `global_lddt_allatom`, `global_lddt_backbone`, `coverage`. **`scores_per_residue`** — long format, 55,684 rows: `pdb_id`, `variant`, `chain`, `resnum`, `rmsd_allatom`, `rmsd_backbone`, `lddt_allatom`, `lddt_backbone`. **`cdsm_stage_table`** — mean/median per CDSM pipeline stage and metric, written by `figures/make_figures.py`. **`method_summary_table`** — mean/median per method and metric, formatted for the manuscript. **A static snapshot, not a derived table**: no script in the repository regenerates it, and it was built over a shared-target subset that differs from the current one, so its values will not match `scores_summary` exactly. Treat `scores_summary` as authoritative. **`compute_cost/`** — the compute-cost benchmark (CSV only, no parquet): - `*_records*.csv` — raw per-call records (wall seconds, peak VRAM, cold/warm phase, GPU, seed) for each method. `*_records_seeds_shuffled*.csv` are the randomised 5-seed sweeps on the 10 length-stratified targets; bare `*_records.csv` are the single-seed timing runs. The co-folder sweeps cover the 10-target subset (both L40S and L4 tiers); the CDSM records cover all 75 buildable targets (deterministic, single-threaded CPU, no seed). - `seed_sensitivity_scores.csv` — every seed-sweep structure scored against its experimental reference with the same machinery as `scores_summary` (one row per model × tier × seed × target). - `seed_cifs/[_L4]/seed_/` — the structures themselves (`_.cif`). `seed_cifs/af3/` holds locally generated AlphaFold 3 output (see Licensing). Each model's sweep is complete at 50 calls per tier (10 targets × 5 seeds), except protenix which has an L40S sweep only. - `bench_manifest.json` — the target/seed fingerprint every sweep runner asserts against; `cdsm_machine.json` — the CPU the CDSM records were timed on. RMSD is computed in US-align's global-fit frame; lDDT is superposition-free. TM-score is Cα, reference-normalised (`USalign -mm 1`). ## Coverage notes - All five prediction variants cover all 80 targets. The CDSM stages cover 75: five entries (`1EI8`, `6M80`, `5K86`, `7LXQ`, `7LXP`) have internal Gly-X-Y register interruptions that divide by zero in the builder's propensity step, so they have no deterministic build at any stage. - The annealed stage covers 19 structures, not 75 — it is a targeted comparison against the relaxed stage, not a full sweep. ## Licensing **This dataset is mixed-licence. The prefixes are not interchangeable.** | Prefix | Source | Terms | |---|---|---| | `experimental/` | RCSB PDB | CC0 — public domain | | `cdsm/` | This work | See repository licence | | `scores/` | This work | See repository licence | | `compute_cost/` (except `seed_cifs/af3/`) | This work | See repository licence | | `predictions/af3_msa/`, `predictions/af3_nomsa/` | **AlphaFold Server (Google DeepMind)** | **Output Terms of Use — non-commercial only** | | `compute_cost/seed_cifs/af3/` | **Local AlphaFold 3 run (Google DeepMind model)** | **Output Terms of Use — non-commercial only** | | `predictions/boltz/`, `chai/`, `protenix/` | Generated locally with the respective open models | Each model's own licence | `predictions/af3_msa/` and `predictions/af3_nomsa/` are AlphaFold Server Output. Google DeepMind's Output Terms of Use apply to it and to anything substantially derived from it, including a non-commercial restriction. Anyone redistributing or building on that prefix is bound by those terms; see https://alphafoldserver.com/terms. The scores in `scores/` include `variant == "af3_msa"` and `"af3_nomsa"` rows derived from that Output. `compute_cost/seed_cifs/af3/` is Output of a local AlphaFold 3 run; the same terms apply, and the `model == "af3"` rows in `compute_cost/seed_sensitivity_scores.csv` are derived from it. ## Revision history Structures are replaced in place rather than versioned, so changes that alter scores are recorded here. Superseded files remain in the dataset's commit history. - **2026-09-01** — Added `compute_cost/`: the raw compute-cost benchmark records and the 5-seed sweep scores (`seed_sensitivity_scores.csv`, 10 length-stratified targets × 4 models × 5 seeds, L40S and L4 tiers), with the seed-sweep structures under `seed_cifs/`. - **2026-08-14** — `predictions/boltz/` regenerated from a local Boltz run; all 80 structures replaced. Median TM-score moved 0.913 → 0.914 and backbone RMSD 1.138 → 1.085 Å. `scores/` was recomputed against the new structures. - **2026-08-14** — AlphaFold3 prefixes renamed to name their MSA condition explicitly: `af3` → `af3_msa`, `AF3_no_MSA` → `af3_nomsa`. Scores were relabelled, not recomputed; the `af3_msa` values are unchanged from the earlier `af3` rows. ## Citation ```bibtex @unpublished{cdsm_collagen_benchmark, title = {Deterministic and co-folding model predictions of collagen triple helices}, author = {Howard, Bruno}, note = {Manuscript in preparation}, year = {2026} } ``` Please also cite the RCSB PDB, US-align, and whichever prediction models you use.