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Learning Fragmentation Physics or Exploiting Sequence Priors? Benchmarking Bias in Deep Learning Models for De Novo Peptide Sequencing

2026-06-29

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Deep learning models have advanced de novo peptide sequencing, but their predictions may reflect both physics-based spectral evidence and learned peptide-sequence priors. Systematically measuring such prior-associated behavior is important for benchmarking model robustness beyond conventional proteomics data. Here, we introduce the Prior Bias Index (PBI), a general framework for measuring the extent to which model...

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05198caf-5b0c-5ad9-a7ea-d525d25b7d29
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10.64898/2026.06.23.734131
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