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Automated Annotation of Plant Gene Regions Using Supervised Machine Learning

2025-11-11

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Rapid sequencing now enables analysis across many species, including plants, but repeat-rich, redundant plant genomes still hinder precise annotation. Precise gene calls are vital for understanding biology, comparative genomics, and discovering traits such as improved nutrition and disease resistance. We present GeAnno, a supervised machine learning method for plant gene detection. GeAnno uses an XGBoost classifie...

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Literature Corpus work: 27ef91f1-62b3-5f92-9f99-b7a14079ecd0
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.10.687603

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