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geneRNIB: a living benchmark for gene regulatory network inference

2025-03-01

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Gene regulatory networks (GRNs) underpin cellular identity and function, playing a key role in health and disease. GRN inference has received substantial attention, motivating systematic benchmarking. Despite various benchmarking efforts, existing studies remain limited in the number of methods, datasets, and metrics, fail to capture the context-specific nature of regulatory interactions across biological conditio...

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42db188f-fcd0-5956-a601-f0440d04f457
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10.1101/2025.02.25.640181
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