Goldman et al. [2] mention that the training process was undertaken using a three-fold structure-disjoint crossvalidation methodology, although they did not specify which cross-validation split was employed or whether an integration strategy was used to obtain the reported results. For our analysis, we consistently utilized the first cross-validation split. Training the MIST model and the baseline model was successful, using the provided data excluding simulated spectra. Retraining the contrastive model required initial preparation of a decoy chemical database and the resolution of several code discrepancies.