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A researcher-grade catalog of AI models, datasets and open data needs in oncology — every card structured, sourced and dated.

Datasets, registries and benchmarks you can train or evaluate oncology models on — with access conditions, licences, sizes, annotations and the models already using them. { } export JSON

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Benchmark / challenge Open download public

The reference affinity dataset behind fifteen years of binding predictors; its size and composition are why dataset composition, not architecture, drives reported performance.

176 161 affinity measurements 114 alleles across six species — the historical training core for binding predictors, and a reminder of how small the measured world is

IEDB automated benchmark (MHC class I)

La Jolla Institute for Immunology
Benchmark / challenge Open download public

The only prospective, third-party benchmark in the field. Its eight-year summary is sobering: leading methods are statistically indistinguishable, and a new method needs about four years before enough data accumulate to judge it.

runs continuously on newly deposited data, before it can leak into anyone's training set
Dataset site used by models: 3 Open card →

IEDB — Immune Epitope Database

La Jolla Institute for Immunology, funded by NIAID
Registry / portal Open download free to use; NIAID-funded public resource

The field's central repository of epitope data and the source of almost every training set for peptide–MHC models — and of their allele skew.

1 600 000 epitope-related records curated from published literature and direct submissions; includes MHC binding assays, MS-eluted ligands and T-cell assays
Dataset site used by models: 4 Open card →

Mono-allelic HLA class I peptidome (Sarkizova / Abelin)

Broad Institute / Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Dataset Open download published supplementary data (see papers)

The engineered-cell peptidome that gave the field clean allele labels; fifteen of its alleles had no described motif before, and the panel covers at least one allele in 95% of people worldwide.

186 464 peptides 95 mono-allelic cell lines (31 HLA-A, 40 HLA-B, 21 HLA-C, 3 HLA-G), median 1,860 peptides per allele; the earlier Abelin 2017 set covered 16 alleles and >24,000 peptides
Dataset site used by models: 4 Open card →

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This page is educational — it is not medical advice and does not replace consultation with an oncologist. Diagnostic and treatment decisions are made solely by specialist physicians.