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Flow matching for generative modeling in bioinformatics and computational biology

2025-12-03

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Numerous problems in bioinformatics and computational biology can be framed as a task of learning a mapping from one state of a biological system to another relevant state or to explore novel data points across biologically constrained spaces. However, manually deriving such mappings, e.g., to transform cells in a diseased state back into a healthy state, or extrapolating from existing datasets to create new data,...

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97a6ab0a-0dca-5419-a2b2-a165fd147abc
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10.22541/au.175382408.89466370/v4
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