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CellFM: a large-scale foundation model pre-trained on transcriptomics of 100 million human cells

2024-06-06

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The rapid evolution of single-cell sequencing technologies has facilitated precise transcriptomics profiling at the single-cell level, shedding light on the intricate heterogeneity within cellular populations. Despite these advances, the inherent diversity of cells and data challenges such as noise, batch effects, and sparsity, underscores the pressing need for a unified model to learn and represent cellular state...

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10.1101/2024.06.04.597369
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