Hello,
First, thank you for your work on BioLM-Net and for making the code and paper available. We’ve been exploring your approach and found the ideas and results very interesting, especially for downstream biological classification tasks.
We are currently trying to reproduce the BRCA results reported in the paper (macro F1 = 0.82), but have not been able to reach that level of performance. Using the provided repository and following the documented setup as closely as possible, our best result so far is around 0.74 macro F1.
We wanted to ask if there are any additional details that might help clarify this gap:
- Were specific hyperparameters used for the BRCA experiment that are not fully reflected in the repo defaults?
- Were there any preprocessing steps, data splits, or filtering choices that differ from what is currently implemented?
- Are there any external scripts, internal utilities, or experimental settings used to produce the reported results that are not included in the repository?
We’d really appreciate any pointers you can share to help us better align with the reported results.
Thanks again for your contribution to the field.
Best,
Terry Stilwell
Hello,
First, thank you for your work on BioLM-Net and for making the code and paper available. We’ve been exploring your approach and found the ideas and results very interesting, especially for downstream biological classification tasks.
We are currently trying to reproduce the BRCA results reported in the paper (macro F1 = 0.82), but have not been able to reach that level of performance. Using the provided repository and following the documented setup as closely as possible, our best result so far is around 0.74 macro F1.
We wanted to ask if there are any additional details that might help clarify this gap:
We’d really appreciate any pointers you can share to help us better align with the reported results.
Thanks again for your contribution to the field.
Best,
Terry Stilwell