tags:
- autotrain
- text-classification
- protein-classification
- protbert
- antiobiotic-resistance
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datasets:
- as-cle-bert/AMR-Gene-Families
pipeline_tag: text-classification
resistML
A tool for AMR gene family prediction, simple and ML-based. Please refer to this GitHub repository.
Training
Data collection for training
Latest reference sequences release (Feb 2024) were downloaded from CARD (The Comprehensive Antibiotic Resistance Database). If you want to automatically download them too, use this link <https://card.mcmaster.ca/latest/data>
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Protein sequences were mapped with their ARO indices to the corrresponding AMR gene families (see this file for reference) and the 12 most common families were chosen to train resistML and resistBERT.
Training procedures
resistML (stable)
resistML was trained starting from all the protein sequences retrieved beforehands, extracting their features in a csv file.
Features were extracted through biopython Bio.SeqUtils.ProtParam --> ProteinAnalysis
subclass, and they are (maiusc is for the header you can find in the csv):
- HIDROPHOBICITY score
- ISOELECTRIC point
- AROMATICity
- INSTABility
- MW (molar weight)
- HELIX,TURN,SHEET (percentage of these three secondary strcutures)
- MOL_EXT_RED,MOL_EXT_OX (molar extinction reduced and oxidized)
Dataset building occured here
The base model itself is a simple Voting Classifier based on a DecisionTreeClassifier, ExtraTreesClassifier and HistGradientBoostingClassifier, all provided by scikit-learn library.
During validation, it yielded 100% accuracy on predicting training data.
resistBERT (unstable)
resistBERT is a BERT model for text classification, finetuned from prot_bert by RosettaLab.
Data using from finetuning were a selection of 1496 sequences out of the total 1836 ones. 80% were used for training, 20% were used for validations.
Sequences were preprocessed and labelled here, then the complete jsonl file was reduced here and uploaded to Huggingface under the identifier as-cle-bert/AMR-Gene-Families
through this script.
Finetuning occurred from the HF dataset thanks to AutoTrain: during validation, the model yielded the following stats:
loss: 0.08235077559947968
f1_macro: 0.986759581881533
f1_micro: 0.99
f1_weighted: 0.9899790940766551
precision_macro: 0.9871615312791784
precision_micro: 0.99
precision_weighted: 0.9901213818860879
recall_macro: 0.986574074074074
recall_micro: 0.99
recall_weighted: 0.99
accuracy: 0.99
The model is now available on Huggingface under the identifier as-cle-bert/resistBERT
. There is also a widget through which you can make inferences thanks to HF Inference API
. Keep in mind that Inference API can be unstable, so downloading the model and using it from a local machine/cloud service would be preferable.
Testing
Data retrieval for tests
Data were downloaded from CARD (The Comprehensive Antibiotic Resistance Database), as the annotations for the family names used to label training sequences were the same.
For families "PDC beta-lactamase", "CTX-M beta-lactamase", "SHV beta-lactamase", "CMY beta-lactamase", sequences were downloaded after having searched the exact AMR gene family as in the labels used for training, through Download sequences
method. In the downloading customization page, filters were set to is_a
and Protein
.
For all the other families, procedure was the same but customization filters were set to is_a
, structurally_homologous_to
, evolutionary_variant_of
and Protein
to increase the number of retrieved sequences.
Test building
Test were built thanks to this script.
These are the test metadata:
Metadata for test 0:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_0.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_0.jsonl
- 12 protein sequences were taken into account for 2 families
- Families taken into account were: quinolone resistance protein (qnr), CMY beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 1:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_1.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_1.jsonl
- 11 protein sequences were taken into account for 2 families
- Families taken into account were: VIM beta-lactamase,IMP beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 2:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_2.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_2.jsonl
- 13 protein sequences were taken into account for 2 families
- Families taken into account were: quinolone resistance protein (qnr),SHV beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 3:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_3.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_3.jsonl
- 10 protein sequences were taken into account for 3 families
- Families taken into account were: quinolone resistance protein (qnr),VIM beta-lactamase,CMY beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 4:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_4.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_4.jsonl
- 12 protein sequences were taken into account for 2 families
- Families taken into account were: CMY beta-lactamase,IMP beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 5:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_5.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_5.jsonl
- 12 protein sequences were taken into account for 2 families
- Families taken into account were: VIM beta-lactamase,SHV beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 6:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_6.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_6.jsonl
- 11 protein sequences were taken into account for 3 families
- Families taken into account were: PDC beta-lactamase,MCR phosphoethanolamine transferase,ACT beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 7:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_7.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_7.jsonl
- 10 protein sequences were taken into account for 3 families
- Families taken into account were: MCR phosphoethanolamine transferase,CTX-M beta-lactamase,PDC beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 8:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_8.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_8.jsonl
- 12 protein sequences were taken into account for 2 families
- Families taken into account were: ACT beta-lactamase,CMY beta-lactamase
Metadata for test 9:
- Protein statistics for resistML were saved in test/testfiles/test_9.csv
- Sequences and labels for resistBERT were saved in test/testfiles/test_9.jsonl
- 15 protein sequences were taken into account for 3 families
- Families taken into account were: quinolone resistance protein (qnr),SHV beta-lactamase,KPC beta-lactamase
All data can be found here, along with the seqences used to generate them.
Test results
resistML yielded 100% accuracy, f1 score, recall score and precision score in all 10 tests.
resistBERT was more unstable:
- On test_0, test_2, test_4, test_6, test_7, test_8 and test_9 yielded 100% accuracy, f1 score, recall score and precision score
- On test_1 it yielded:
- Accuracy: 50%
- f1 score: 33%
- Precision: 25%
- Recall: 50%
- On test_3 it yielded 66.7% accuracy, f1 score, recall score and precision score
- On test_5 it yielded 50% accuracy, f1 score, recall score and precision score
All results for resistBERT can be found in the dedicated notebook .
License and rights of usage
The GitHub repository is provided under MIT license (more at LICENSE`).
If you use this work for your projects, please consider citing the author Astra Bertelli.
References
CARD - The Comprehensive Antibiotic Resistance Database
Biopython
Scikit-learn
Hugging Face's prot_bert Model
Hugging Face's AutoTrain
If you feel that your work was relevant in building resistML and you weren't referenced in this section, feel free to flag an issue on GitHub or to contact the author.