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BatchDTA: implicit batch alignment enhances deep learning-based drug-target affinity estimation
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Candidate compounds with high binding affinities toward a target protein are likely to be developed as drugs. Deep neural networks (DNNs) have attracted increasing attention for drug-target affinity (DTA) estimation owning to their efficiency. However, the negative impact of batch effects caused by measure metrics, system technologies and other assay information is seldom discussed when training a DNN model for DTA. Suffering from the data deviation caused by batch effects, the DNN models can only be trained on a small amount of 'clean' data. Thus, it is challenging for them to provide precise and consistent estimations. We design a batch-sensitive training framework, namely BatchDTA, to train the DNN models. BatchDTA implicitly aligns multiple batches toward the same protein through learning the orders of candidate compounds with respect to the batches, alleviating the impact of the batch effects on the DNN models. Extensive experiments demonstrate that BatchDTA facilitates four mainstream DNN models to enhance the ability and robustness on multiple DTA datasets (BindingDB, Davis and KIBA). The average concordance index of the DNN models achieves a relative improvement of 4.0%. The case study reveals that BatchDTA can successfully learn the ranking orders of the compounds from multiple batches. In addition, BatchDTA can also be applied to the fused data collected from multiple sources to achieve further improvement.
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Drug-target affinity
Deep neural network
Batch alignment
Batch effects
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