Describe the bug
The PPBR_AZ dataset returns a different number of molecules depending whether it is loaded via the admet_group benchmark or the ADME module. Additionally, the data loaded through admet_group does not match documentation.
PPBR_AZ from ADME has 1614 molecules (train - 1130, valid - 161, test - 323).
- According to
admet_group documentation PPBR_AZ should contain 1797 molecules in total.
- When loaded via
admed_group, the dataset contains 2790 molecules (2231 train_valid, 559 test).
To Reproduce
from tdc.benchmark_group import admet_group
group = admet_group(path="data/")
benchmark = group.get('PPBR_AZ')
benchmark['train_val'] # <-- 2231 rows dataframe
benchmark['test'] # <-- 559 rows, including duplicated molecules with different binding rates
from tdc.single_pred import ADME
data = ADME(name='PPBR_AZ')
train_split = data.get_split()['train'] # <-- 1130 molecules
valid_split = data.get_split()['valid'] # <-- 161 molecules
test_split = data.get_split()['test'] # <-- 323 molecules
Expected behavior
- Consistency between the dataset loader and benchmark (or clear explanation in the documentation why this dataset behaves differently).
- Alignment between benchmark documentation and the actual data returned.
- No duplicated molecules with conflicting outputs in the test split.
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Environment:
- OS: Linux 6.14.10-arch1-1
- Python version: 3.11.13
- TDC version: 1.1.15
Describe the bug
The
PPBR_AZdataset returns a different number of molecules depending whether it is loaded via theadmet_groupbenchmark or theADMEmodule. Additionally, the data loaded throughadmet_groupdoes not match documentation.PPBR_AZfromADMEhas 1614 molecules (train - 1130, valid - 161, test - 323).admet_groupdocumentationPPBR_AZshould contain 1797 molecules in total.admed_group, the dataset contains 2790 molecules (2231 train_valid, 559 test).To Reproduce
Expected behavior
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