odorant molecule-olfactory receptor dataset

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This data file is the dataset used in this paper, which contains odorant molecules and corresponding olfactory receptors. Each odorant molecule corresponds to multiple olfactory receptors, and each olfactory receptor also corresponds to multiple odorant molecules. The first column is odorant molecules, and the following content is their corresponding olfactory receptors. Each odorant molecule can react with its corresponding olfactory receptor, and odorant molecules generate olfactory perception by exciting multiple olfactory receptors. We validate the method of training network models using this dataset and conduct experimental evaluations. Researchers can use this dataset for further research to establish associations between odorant molecules and olfactory receptors.