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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:883.htm
Name:Mesosulfuron
Description:Pesticide Properties Database record 883.htm. Structure standardized following the Landrum workflow.
Labels:
CAS:400852-66-6
InChi Code:InChI=1S/C16H19N5O9S2/c1-29-12-7-13(30-2)19-15(18-12)20-16(24)21-32(27,28)11-6-9(8-17-31(3,25)26)4-5-10(11)14(22)23/h4-7,17H,8H2,1-3H3,(H,22,23)(H2,18,19,20,21,24)

Properties

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

ValueSource or prediction
-1.5584777960541167

experimental value

-0.7310349941253662

Table4_honeybee_contact: Multi-task GNN, Acute contact toxicity, Apis mellifera (Acute contact toxicity, Apis mellifera -- training 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
-1.924233121354753

experimental value

-0.6832855939865112

Table4_honeybee_oral: Multi-task GNN, Acute oral toxicity, Apis mellifera (Acute oral toxicity, Apis mellifera -- training 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

0.3673092303957861

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

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

ValueSource or prediction
0.3897770604029088

Table5_bumblebee_oral: Multi-task GNN, Acute oral toxicity, Bombus terrestris (Acute oral toxicity, Bombus terrestris -- prediction-only compounds)