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Gene-language models are whole genome representation learners

2024-03-19

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The language of genetic code embodies a complex grammar and rich syntax of interacting molecular elements. Recent advances in self-supervision and feature learning suggest that statistical learning techniques can identify high-quality quantitative representations from inherent semantic structure. We present a gene-based language model that generates whole-genome vector representations from a population of 16 disea...

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12427df7-c12f-5c0b-9e05-760579b01a11
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10.1101/2024.03.18.585642
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