hy3074/DNA_AA_orf_generated

Synthetic DNA → Amino Acid ORF Translation Dataset

🧬 Summary

This dataset contains synthetic DNA sequences (src) and their corresponding amino acid sequences (tgt), where the label is defined as the first valid ORF from the 5' end:

From the first ATG (start codon) encountered in the sequence
to the first in-frame stop codon (TAA, TAG, or TGA) that follows it,
translated into amino acids (excluding the stop).

The dataset is designed for training and evaluating models that learn DNA→protein translation rules and ORF detection in a slightly non-trivial, noisy setting.

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📁 Dataset Structure

Data fields

Each example is a JSON object with the following fields:

• src (string):
  A DNA sequence (characters A, C, G, T only).

  • Length is variable, from a minimum (e.g. 6 nt) up to a specified maximum.
  • The sequence is mostly random, but guaranteed to contain at least one valid ORF.

• tgt (string):
  The amino acid sequence translated from the ORF defined as:

  • The first ATG found when scanning from the 5' end.
  • The first in-frame stop codon (TAA, TAG, TGA) after that ATG.
  • Translation uses the standard genetic code.
  • The stop codon is not included in the amino acid string.

Example (conceptual):

{
  "src": "ACGTTGATGAAAACCGGGTAGTTCG...",
  "tgt": "MKTVG"
}