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FraGNNet: A Deep Probabilistic Model for Tandem Mass Spectrum Prediction

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arxiv 2404.02360 v2 pith:DGW5RSCS submitted 2024-04-02 cs.LG q-bio.BM

FraGNNet: A Deep Probabilistic Model for Tandem Mass Spectrum Prediction

classification cs.LG q-bio.BM
keywords c2msmassspectrumcompoundfragnnetmodelspredictionaccuracy
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Compound identification from tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) data is a critical step in the analysis of complex mixtures. Typical solutions for the MS/MS spectrum to compound (MS2C) problem involve comparing the unknown spectrum against a library of known spectrum-molecule pairs, an approach that is limited by incomplete library coverage. Compound to MS/MS spectrum (C2MS) models can improve retrieval rates by augmenting real libraries with predicted MS/MS spectra. Unfortunately, many existing C2MS models suffer from problems with mass accuracy, generalization, or interpretability. We develop a new probabilistic method for C2MS prediction, FraGNNet, that can efficiently and accurately simulate MS/MS spectra with high mass accuracy. Our approach formulates the C2MS problem as learning a distribution over molecule fragments. FraGNNet achieves state-of-the-art performance in terms of prediction error and surpasses existing C2MS models as a tool for retrieval-based MS2C.

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