Overview
Metabolite Inference with Spectrum Transformers encodes chemical formula information associated with fragments. Fingerprint and contrastive models support database-based structure ranking.
What can this tool do?
Common uses
- Generate fingerprint predictions for query spectra.
- Benchmark candidate retrieval with supplied research workflows.
Scientific fit
Primary function
Metabolite annotation and identification
Data compatibility
Inputs
Mass spectra
Outputs
Compound list or annotations, Statistical results
Input formats
Other, Peak lists and metadata in the quickstart layout
Output formats
Other, Fingerprint predictions and retrieval results
Scope and considerations
Designed for
- Generate fingerprint predictions for query spectra.
Not designed for
- Finding an absent database structure through retrieval alone.
Important requirements
- Python, compatible model weights, spectral preprocessing and candidate data in the documented layout.
Considerations
- The repository notes changes from the published implementation and proprietary data in some benchmarks; pin the code and evaluation set.
Access and documentation
Research code and pretrained models are public; check code and dataset licenses separately.
Evidence and review
Documentation-based editorial review on 7 September 2026. Scope and limitations summarize the linked official sources; software execution and developer verification were not assessed.
Core publications
Resource papers, direct updates and tool-specific methods. Selection policy.
- Goldman, Wohlwend, Stražar, et al. Annotating metabolite mass spectra with domain-inspired chemical formula transformers. Nature Machine Intelligence 5, 965-979 (2023). doi:10.1038/s42256-023-00708-3
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Entry history
Changes to this catalogue entry, not the tool's software release history. Acceptance and editorial review are separate.
- 2026-09-08 · Entry update
Audit core publications across existing tools
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Add 50 documented metabolomics resources
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