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CHAMPOLLION: Robust Multi-Omics Integration via Inverse Optimal Transport Using Paired Cells

2026-04-30

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Fully capturing cellular identity requires integrating multiple molecular layers. Bridge integration, i.e. aligning unimodal datasets using a paired multi-omic reference, has emerged as a practical solution, yet existing methods offer limited interpretability and use paired information without regularization, making them sensitive to limited size and coverage. We introduce CHAMPOLLION, which uses regularized optim...

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a209fd66-f6dd-5dea-b291-671255f2df38
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10.64898/2026.04.28.721317
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