Index

Score

SectionScore
dataset  4 / 4 (100%)
optimization  8 / 8 (100%)
model  4 / 4 (100%)
evaluation  5 / 5 (100%)
total  21 / 21 (100%)
The DOME score is computed as the number of valid fields, divided by the total number of fields
DOME-id: 3c9pv95v5g

Publication

Title of the article
Authors which contributes to the article
Name of the journal where the paper has been published
Year of publication, as a number
DOI of the published article
Tags related to the published article
Created Nov 14, 2024
Last update Jan 31, 2025

Dataset

  • Source of the dataset?
  • Number of data points?
  • Data used in previous paper and/or by community?
  • How many data splits?
  • How many data points in each split?
  • If number of data splits is greater than two (2), what where other splits? (e.g. cross-validation, validation set, independent test)
  • What is the distribution of data points in each data split? (e.g. number of + and - cases in classification or frequency distribution in regression)?
  • How were the datasets split?
  • Are the training and test sets independent?
  • How was this enforced (e.g. redundancy reduction to less than x% pairwise identity)?
  • How does the distribution compare to previously published ML datasets in the biological field?
  • Are the data, including the data splits used, released in a public forum?
  • If yes, where (for example, supporting material, URL) and how (license)?
  • How was this enforced (e.g. redundancy reduction to less than x% pairwise identity)?

Optimization

  • What is the machine-learning algorithm class used?
  • Is the machine-learning algorithm new?
  • If it is a new ML algorithm, why was it not published in a machine-learning journal, and why was it chosen over better known alternatives?
  • Does the model use data from other machine-learning algorithms as input (i.e. it is a meta-predictor)?
  • If it is a meta-predictor, which machine-learning methods constitute the whole?
  • If it is a meta-predictor, is it completely clear that training data of initial predictors and meta-predictor is independent of test data for the meta-predictor?
How was the data encoded and pre-processed for the machine-learning algorithm?
  • How many parameters (p) are used in the model?
  • How was p selected?
  • How many features (f) are used as input?
  • Was feature selection performed?
  • If feature selection performed, was it done using the training set only?
  • Is the number of parameters (p) much larger than the number of training points and/or is the number of features (f) large (e.g. in classification is p>>(Npos+Nneg) and/or f>100)?
  • If yes to previous question, how was over-fitting ruled out?
  • Conversely, if the number of training points seem very much larger than p and/or f is small how was under-fitting ruled out?
  • Were any over-fitting prevention techniques performed (e.g. early stopping using a validation set)?
  • If yes, which ones?
  • Are the hyper-parameter configurations, optimization schedule, model files and optimization parameters reported available?
  • If yes, where (e.g. URL) and how (license)?

Model

  • Is the model blackbox or transparent?
  • If the model is transparent, can you give clear examples for this?
Is the model classification or regression?
How much time did it take for the model to run
  • Is the source code released?
  • Is a method to run the algorithm such as executable, web server, virtual machine or container instance released?
  • If yes to public release, where (e.g. URL) and how (license)?

Evaluation

How was the method evaluated? (E.g. cross-validation, independent dataset, novel experiments)
  • Which performance metrics are reported?
  • Is this set of metrics representative (e.g. compared to the literature)?
Creation date
  • Was a comparison to publicly available methods performed on benchmark datasets?
  • Was a comparison to simpler baselines performed?
  • Do the performance metrics have confidence intervals?
  • Are the results statistically significant to claim that the method is superior to others and baselines?
  • Are the raw evaluation files (e.g. assignments for comparison and baselines, statistical code, confusion matrices) available?
  • If public released, where (e.g. URL) and how (license)?