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Gene-Family Encoding Boosts Domain-Adapted Single-Cell Language Models

2025-09-19

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Transformer-based single-cell foundation models often rely on ranked-gene (RG) sequences where genes, ranked by expression, are often not functionally related, weakening next-token learning and the structure of learned embeddings. Here, we introduce gene-family (GF) encoding, where expressed genes are grouped into functionally defined families, and ranking performed within each family. Using 100,000 gastric-cancer...

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36c15256-8c03-503e-acdc-17bd9861233d
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10.1101/2025.09.16.676672
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