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first of all thank you for your work and for releasing everything in an accessible manner for others to incorporate into their research. :)
We're working on top of the confidence predictions.
Is my understanding correct that the confidence is modeled by a single logit which we can pass through a sigmoid to obtain a probability of confidence?
It seems to be used as such in the inference code:
We evaluated the confidence logits for the provided examples and got the following values:
Ligand 1a46: roughly -2.11 -> ~10%
Ligand 6w70: roughly -1.10 -> ~24%
Ligand 6moa: roughly +0.38 -> ~60%
Do these values seem reasonable?
Thanks again for all the work you've put into this.
Cheers.
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Dear authors,
first of all thank you for your work and for releasing everything in an accessible manner for others to incorporate into their research. :)
We're working on top of the confidence predictions.
Is my understanding correct that the confidence is modeled by a single logit which we can pass through a sigmoid to obtain a probability of confidence?
It seems to be used as such in the inference code:
DiffDock/inference.py
Line 278 in b4704d9
Upon some searching I found
DiffDock/confidence/dataset.py
Line 193 in b4704d9
where the labels are scalar quantities per sample and the confidence module predicts a single scalar as well to be trained against here
DiffDock/confidence/confidence_train.py
Line 130 in b4704d9
We evaluated the confidence logits for the provided examples and got the following values:
Ligand 1a46: roughly -2.11 -> ~10%
Ligand 6w70: roughly -1.10 -> ~24%
Ligand 6moa: roughly +0.38 -> ~60%
Do these values seem reasonable?
Thanks again for all the work you've put into this.
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: