DeepImmuno API
Score how likely a peptide-MHC class I pair is to provoke a CD8 T-cell response.
Runs the DeepImmuno convolutional model over 9- or 10-mer epitopes paired with an HLA class I allele, returning an immunogenicity score per pair. Binding prediction is a separate question: this scores whether a presented peptide is recognised, not whether it is presented.
Pick a mode with task
Fields belonging to another task are ignored, so send only the ones for the task you chose.
| task | Mode |
|---|---|
single default |
One epitope |
batch |
Many epitopes |
Fields
The same names the web form posts. See the field type table for what each kind means over HTTP.
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
job_name
|
string text | no | deepimmuno-demo |
Job name |
epitope
single
|
string text | yes | AAGIGILTV |
Epitope A 9-mer or 10-mer peptide. up to 10 characters. |
hla
single
|
string text | yes | HLA-A*0201 |
HLA allele up to 20 characters. |
pairs
batch
|
string textarea | yes | AAGIGILTV,HLA-A*0201
SLYNTVATL,HLA-A*0201
GILGFVFTL,HLA-A*0201 |
Epitope and allele pairs One pair per line, as epitope,allele. |
A request that runs
These are the defaults, exactly as the web form would post them.
curl -X POST https://www.athanortools.com/api/deepimmuno/ \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"task": "single",
"job_name": "deepimmuno-demo",
"epitope": "AAGIGILTV",
"hla": "HLA-A*0201"
}'
The reply is 202 with a queued job; poll its
status_url until status is
succeeded or failed. See
the quick start for the
whole exchange.
What comes back
| status | Meaning |
|---|---|
queued |
Accepted, waiting for the jobs ahead of it. `position` counts how many those are. |
running |
The tool is executing now. |
succeeded |
Finished; `result` holds the tool's output and `license` the terms it came under. |
failed |
Finished; `error` holds a code and a message. |
Errors
| code | Meaning |
|---|---|
invalid_input |
The client supplied invalid or incomplete input. |
tool_unavailable |
The requested third-party dependency is not available on this host. |
execution_failed |
A configured third-party process exited unsuccessfully. |
internal_error |
An adapter failed in a way it does not describe. The detail is in the server log, not the response. |
not_found |
No job has that id. Finished jobs are dropped eventually. |