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# File guide
All data files are under `data/`. They are byte-identical to the source assets
used by the BEND 2.0 evaluation package at revision
`bca34753d2993f6f23c7de25cc41fb8523656bbd`.
The files have different schemas. Download them individually with
`hf_hub_download`, or together with `snapshot_download`. The dataset viewer
provides separate previews of the five Parquet tables; its `data` split is only
a display grouping. Use each task's stored assignments and evaluation rules.
## Source archives
| File | Size | Contents |
| --- | ---: | --- |
| `opensplice.tsv.gz` | 425.5 MB | Unchanged OpenSplice version-5 experimental table. BEND prepares 590,104 variants in 466 genes, retaining reference and variant sequences, measured effects, uncertainties and gene identifiers. |
| `siraj.zip` | 93.3 MB | Unchanged Siraj saturation-mutagenesis archive. BEND prepares 340,584 mutation/cell records in 128 elements; pairing HepG2 and K562 gives 170,292 cell contrasts. |
| `hg38.2bit` | 835.4 MB | Unchanged UCSC hg38 reference genome, used to extract the long GTEx sequence windows. |
The archives are inputs to the benchmark's preparation code. They are not a
single training table. Preserve the original filenames when using
`BEND2_ASSET_DIR`.
## Atlas
| File | Contents |
| --- | --- |
| `atlas-population.parquet` | 7,684 rows: 4,223 training, 1,023 validation, 2,411 candidate and 27 excluded sequences. Columns include `id`, `sequence`, `family_id`, `population`, `split`, `eligible_calibration` and `program_annotations`. All sequences are 145 bases. |
| `atlas-programs.csv` | Sixteen activity patterns, with `program`, `on_cells` and `off_cells`. Cell names are separated by `\|`. |
| `atlas-source-activities.parquet` | Two measured activities in each of twelve cells for the 5,246 fitting sequences. |
| `atlas-candidate-activities.parquet` | The corresponding measurements for the 2,411 candidates, kept separately from fitting data. |
The activity columns start with `r1_` and `r2_`; `id` joins them to the sequence
table. Pandas reads `id` as the index, while Arrow exposes it as a column.
Activities are float64 values calculated from UMI-deduplicated RNA and DNA counts,
with a pseudocount of 0.5 and normalization to the median of 35 negative controls.
No measurement values were changed for this mirror.
Sequences belonging to families that overlap the candidates are excluded from
fitting. The 27 excluded rows are retained in the population table to document
that separation. BEND uses 7,657 sequences in total.
## Sequence-prior panel
`prior-panel.parquet` contains 1,536 fixed-strand, 1,200-base GRCh38 windows:
1,024 for baseline fitting and 512 for evaluation, separated by genomic blocks.
Columns include sequence, genomic coordinates, `reference_base`,
`recovery_position` and `split`. The hidden position is index 600 in zero-based
coordinates.
`prior-query-seeds.json` stores the two masking seeds per evaluation window used
by the NTv3 paper-prior adapter. It contains no sequences, hidden bases or
measurement outcomes. These reference-genome sequences may have appeared in
model pretraining.
## Additional Siraj measurements
`siraj-numeric-reference.npz` preserves exact float64 values for all 340,584
mutation/cell records. Its arrays are `record_id_bytes`, `columns` and `values`;
the numeric columns are `y_ref`, `y_alt`, `delta_y` and `sigma`.
`siraj_selective.parquet` contains 181,458 mutation and no-edit identifiers with
columns `ID`, `truth_hepg2` and `truth_k562`. These effects average the per-repeat
`log2((RNA + 0.5) / (DNA + 0.5))` difference from the unmutated parent across
five repeats. They are separate from the posterior effect estimates in the
Siraj archive. The cell-selective task uses 167,958 eligible substitutions
across 127 loci; the table also retains the identifiers needed for preparation.
## GTEx
`gtex-targets.npz` contains `truth` (19,282 genes × 51 tissues), `gene_ids`,
`tissues`, and training, validation and test index arrays. Targets are
`log1p(TPM)` from the public GTEx v10 median-expression summary.
`gtex-genes.tsv` records gene identifiers and GENCODE v39 transcription-start
coordinates for reference-forward 131,072-base hg38 windows. It preserves the
target matrix's row order.
There are 12,146 training and 1,350 validation genes. The stored test set has
5,786 genes; the four exclusions listed in `assets.json` leave the same
5,782-gene evaluation set used in the paper. They lack complete predictions in
the paper's common model/reference comparison.
These are frozen GTEx v10 files and do not necessarily reflect the most current
or accurate data from the GTEx Portal. They contain public aggregate expression
only. No individual donor records or genotypes are included.
## Provenance and checksums
- `assets.json` is an unchanged copy of the benchmark's source manifest. Its
`distribution: bundled` entries describe how the Python package ships those
assets, rather than their location in this Hugging Face repository.
- `checksums.json` lists the local `data/` paths, byte counts and SHA-256 values
for this release. The original MD5 checksums remain in `assets.json` where used
by the benchmark.
- `LICENSE.md` maps files to their source terms and acknowledgements.
The checksum manifest identifies file contents independently of the download
host. Rehosting does not change candidate sets, fold assignments, measurements
or scoring.