Fantastic, they released the dataset and code to train the model. Science will be able to proceed.
edit: not the code to train the model, just the code to run inference.
The underlying sequence datasets include PDB strucrures and sequences, and how those map to large collections of sequences with no known structure (no surprise). Each of those datasets represents decades of thousands of scientists work, along with programmers and admins who kept the databases running for decades with very little grant money (funding long-term databases is something NIH hated to do until recently).
The underlying sequence datasets include PDB strucrures and sequences, and how those map to large collections of sequences with no known structure (no surprise). Each of those datasets represents decades of thousands of scientists work, along with programmers and admins who kept the databases running for decades with very little grant money (funding long-term databases is something NIH hated to do until recently).