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The power of universal contextualised protein embeddings in cross-species protein function prediction

2021-04-19

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Computationally annotating proteins with a molecular function is a difficult problem that is made even harder due to the limited amount of available labelled protein training data. A recently published supervised molecular function predicting model partly circumvents this limitation by making its predictions based on the universal (i.e. task-agnostic) contextualised protein embeddings from the deep pre-trained uns...

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fbef3148-d990-5700-a179-c2a6ea4dfde7
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10.1101/2021.04.19.440461
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