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Kotli, M.; Piir, G.; Maran, U. Multi-task prediction of pesticide toxicity to pollinators with censored data and interpretable attributions on graph neural networks. Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling

Compound

ID:3198.htm
Name:Metyltetraprole
Description:Pesticide Properties Database record 3198.htm. Structure standardized following the Landrum workflow.
Labels:
CAS:1472649-01-6
InChi Code:InChI=1S/C19H17ClN6O2/c1-13-4-3-5-17(26-19(27)24(2)22-23-26)16(13)12-28-18-10-11-25(21-18)15-8-6-14(20)7-9-15/h3-11H,12H2,1-2H3

Properties

honeybee_contact: Acute contact toxicity, Apis mellifera (modelled target, log molar LD50) i

ValueSource or prediction
-0.5794405971397971

experimental value

-0.3431885242462158

Table4_honeybee_contact: Multi-task GNN, Acute contact toxicity, Apis mellifera (Acute contact toxicity, Apis mellifera -- validation partition)

honeybee_contact_censored: Right-censoring indicator for honeybee_contact i

ValueSource or prediction
1

experimental value

honeybee_oral: Acute oral toxicity, Apis mellifera (modelled target, log molar LD50) i

ValueSource or prediction
-0.5408204351900944

experimental value

-0.2506166994571686

Table4_honeybee_oral: Multi-task GNN, Acute oral toxicity, Apis mellifera (Acute oral toxicity, Apis mellifera -- validation partition)

honeybee_oral_censored: Right-censoring indicator for honeybee_oral i

ValueSource or prediction
1

experimental value

bumblebee_contact: Acute contact toxicity, Bombus terrestris (modelled target, binary toxicity class) i

ValueSource or prediction
0

experimental value

0.2864553152736834

Table5_bumblebee_contact: Multi-task GNN, Acute contact toxicity, Bombus terrestris (Acute contact toxicity, Bombus terrestris -- validation partition)

bumblebee_oral: Acute oral toxicity, Bombus terrestris (modelled target, binary toxicity class) i

ValueSource or prediction
0

experimental value

0.2792588877776005

Table5_bumblebee_oral: Multi-task GNN, Acute oral toxicity, Bombus terrestris (Acute oral toxicity, Bombus terrestris -- validation partition)