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# Dataset Card for `neuralbioinfo/PhaStyle-SequenceDB`
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- **description**: Additional details about the sequence, such as its classification or length.
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- **label**: Indicates the lifestyle of the phage (virulent or temperate).
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- **y**: Numerical encoding of the lifestyle (1 for virulent, 0 for temperate).
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- **sequence**: The nucleotide sequence of the phage.
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## Dataset Creation
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# Dataset Card for `neuralbioinfo/PhaStyle-SequenceDB`
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# phastyle Sequence Database
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A collection of bacteriophage nucleotide sequences and metadata for training and evaluating phage lifestyle prediction models. Available splits support both **strict-holdout** and **standard-holdout** experiments.
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## Dataset Features
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| Name | Type | Description |
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| `sequence_id` | `int64` | Unique integer identifier for each sequence |
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| `dataset` | `string`| Source collection name (see “Splits” below) |
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| `class_label` | `string`| Lifestyle label: `"temperate"` or `"virulent"` |
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| `y` | `int64` | Binary label: `0` = temperate, `1` = virulent |
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| `source_fasta_id` | `string`| Original FASTA record ID |
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| `orientation` | `string`| Strand orientation: `"forward"` or `"reverse_complement"` |
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| `test_fastaid` | `string`| FASTA ID used in the test split (if applicable) |
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| `L_seq` | `int64` | Sequence length in base pairs |
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| `source_description`| `string`| Free‐text description of isolate or environment |
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| `Genome type` | `string`| “dsDNA”, “ssDNA”, etc. |
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| `Family` | `string`| Taxonomic family |
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| `subds_seqid` | `int64` | Sub‐dataset sequence index (internal use) |
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| `sequence` | `string`| Nucleotide sequence |
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## Splits
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- **BACPHLIP_TRAINING** (1,798 examples, 116 MB)
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- Used for **strict-holdout** training (excludes any *Escherichia*-infecting phages or ≥ 80 % ANI to test set).
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- **BACPHLIP_VALIDATION** (316 examples, 25 MB)
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- *Escherichia* phages held out for validation in the strict-holdout setting.
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- **BACPHLIP_ALL** (2,114 examples, 142 MB)
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- Used for **standard-holdout** training (no ANI or host exclusions).
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- **ESCHERICHIA** (394 examples, 22 MB)
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- Guelin collection: experimentally validated *Escherichia* phages.
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- **BASEL** (412 examples, 27 MB)
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- BASEL collection: environmental *E. coli* isolates.
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- **EXTREMOPHILE** (16 examples, 0.8 MB)
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- Phages from deep‐sea, acidic, and arsenic‐rich environments.
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## Dataset Creation
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