Table of Contents
Table of Contents About HN-DREP
Homepage
Browse
Methods
Datasets
Evaluation
Predict
Drug
4.2 Disease
Download
About HN-DREP
The HN-DREP database is a platform that is dedicated to evaluating heterogeneous network-based drug repositioning methods and predicting drug-disease associations. It provides an impartial assessment of
existing network-driven drug repositioning methods and consolidates predictions from various repositioning methods. This summary represents the current stage of research on heterogeneous network-based drug repositioning methods, which aims to promote the development of drug repositioning.
Homepage
The HN-DREP homepage briefly describes the database and research framework. It contains three main sections: About HN-DREP, Research Framework, and Statistics.
About HN-DREP: This section provides an introduction to HN-DREP, clarifying what it does, what functions it provides, and what it means.(Fig. 1 ①)
Research Framework: This section is a framework for our evaluation of heterogeneous network-based
drug repositioning methods.(Fig. 1 ②)
Statistics:This section is the statistics of the data, including the methods evaluated, the datasets used,
the drugs included, the diseases, and the number of drug-disease associations predicted.(Fig. 2)
Fig 1. The HN-DREP homepage
Browse
Fig 2. The statistics section of the HN-DREP homepage
Clicking the Browse button in the navigation bar will take you to the Browse page. The Browse page lists the used drug repositioning methods and datasets in our evaluation. Click on the hyperlinks to access more
detailed information and the evaluation results.
Methods
Users can directly browse all heterogeneous network-based drug repositioning methods used in our evaluation in this page. This page gives the basic information for each method: languages, category, algorithms, network, overall score, performance score, scalability score, workflow, and swipe the table to the right to see more information, such as code address, doi number and method description etc. You can also click on settings to show only what you choose and sort the methods the way you want. (Fig. 3 ②)
For more detailed method information, click on the corresponding method line to navigate to the
The method info block displays the basic method information shown in the Browse page.(Fig. 4
②)
The method performance on all datasets block displays the basic dataset information and the evaluation performance results of the method on this dataset, including AUC, AUPR, F1, AUC Curve, AUPR Curve, Time usage and Memory Usage.(Fig. 4 ③)
The Method Predicted Results block shows the prediction results of the methods for all datasets,
categorized according to the dataset. The page block shows only the first 100 prediction results of the methods for each dataset with a prediction score greater than 0.5. If you want to get the full results, you can get them on the download page.(Fig. 4 ④)
Fig 3. The Browse methods page of the HN-DREP
Fig 4. The method detailed page of the HN-DREP
Datasets
Users can directly browse all datasets we used by clicking on the Datasets button in Browse page. This page gives the basic information for each dataset, including the dataset name, numbers of drug,
numbers of disease, numbers of drug-disease associations and doi number.(Fig. 5 ②)
For more detailed dataset information, click on the corresponding dataset line to navigate to the
The dataset info block displays the basic dataset information.(Fig. 6 ②)
The method performance on dataset block displays the basic method information and the
evaluation performance results of the method on this dataset, including AUC, AUPR, F1, AUC Curve, AUPR Curve, Time usage and Memory Usage.(Fig. 6 ③)
The Method Predicted Results block shows the prediction results of the methods on datasets,
categorized by the methods. The page block only shows the first 100 prediction results of the method on each dataset with a prediction score greater than 0.5. If you wish to access the complete results, you can find them on the download page.(Fig. 6 ④)
Fig 5. The Browse datasets page of the HN-DREP
Fig 6. The dataset detailed page of the HN-DREP
Evaluation
Click the Evaluation button in the navigation bar to enter the evaluation results page. The Evaluation page presents the comprehensive evaluation results for the various methods we have employed, focusing on three
critical aspects: Performance, Scalability and Usability. Click on the hyperlinks to access more detailed information within the evaluation results. The detail pages contain essential information about the method and dataset, as well as specific evaluation results. Our evaluation workflow is available at:
https:././github.com./lyhbio./HN-DRES .
Overall page provides a concise summary of three aspects:Performance, Scalability and Usability. You can click the corresponding button to sort the methods the way you want. For more detailed method
evaluation results, click on the corresponding method line to navigate to the method detail page.(Fig. 7)
Fig 7. The overall evalutaion results: Performance, Scalability and Usability
show, Shape show, 3D show. You can also click on a method, dataset, or table element to access the
evaluation details.(Fig. 8)
Fig 8. The method performance evalutaion results
Fig 9. The method scalability evalutaion results
Fig 10. The method usability evalutaion results
Predict
Click the Predict button in the navigation bar to enter the predict page. The prediction menu integrates
multiple drug repositioning methods to provide drug-disease association prediction functions. You can query
the entries related to the drug or disease based on its ID and name and download them.(Fig. 11)
Fig 11. The HN-DREP search page
Drug
You can search by drug id or name to get to the drug details, a page that includes basic information about the drug (DrugBank ID, targets, Type, Chemical Formula, ATC codes, Smiles, 2D structure, 3D structure etc.), as well as entries on associated diseases that are predicted by integrating all the
methods.
The detailed page has the basic information of the searched drug, and the prediction results associated with it. The left form is an aggregation of all the results on the right, including the name of the
predicted diseases, the number of times it occurs, and which methods predicted the entry, and the right side is the prediction disease results of a single method for this drug, including disease name and its
IDs.(Fig. 12)
Fig 12. The drug detailed page of HN-DREP
4.2 Disease
You can search by disease id (Mesh ID, OMIM ID, DO ID, MedGen ID) or disease name to get to the disease details, a page that includes basic information about the disease (OMIM ID, MeSH ID, DO ID,
MedGen ID, etc.), as well as entries on associated drugs that are predicted by integrating all the methods.
The detailed page has the basic information of the searched disease, and the prediction results associated with it. The left form is an aggregation of all the results on the right, including the name of the predicted drugs, the number of times it occurs, and which methods predicted the entry, and the
right side is the prediction disease results of a single method for this diseases, including drug name and
its DrugBank ID.(Fig. 13)
Fig 13. The disease detailed page of HN-DREP
Download
Click the Download button in the navigation bar to enter the download page. On the download page, you can download the all data we used.(Fig. 14)
The drug and disease information contained in the dataset. It includes drug name and drug id, disease name and disease id.
All datasets we used. It contains the dataset required by the method.
The prediction results of all methods on the datasets.
Fig 14. The download page of HN-DREP