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Genomic Feature Transformation for Multi-Omics Integration in Clinical Prediction Models

2026-03-10

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Multi-omics integration in clinical prediction models relies on capturing cross-modal interactions to improve prediction beyond single-omics baselines. Incorporating genomics into such models remains non-trivial: genomic data is extremely high-dimensional, sparse in per-variant information content, and typically requires far larger cohorts than other omics layers to yield informative features. As a result, methods...

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10.64898/2026.03.09.26347570
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