ORBIT uses an intervention-consistent self-supervised objective in a transformer to infer asymmetric gene program influences from observational scRNA-seq data, recovering Alzheimer's vulnerability patterns and achieving 0.984 macro F1 cell-type classification from 220 pathway scores.
Jordan, and Nir Yosef
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scHelix uses explicit gene-level partitioning into Anchors and Variants plus an asymmetric Align-Refine-Fuse dual-stream architecture to improve batch correction in scRNA-seq without over-correcting biological signals.
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ORBIT: Learning Gene Program Co-Activation Structure for Cell-Type-Stratified Pathway Rewiring Analysis in Single-Cell Transcriptomics
ORBIT uses an intervention-consistent self-supervised objective in a transformer to infer asymmetric gene program influences from observational scRNA-seq data, recovering Alzheimer's vulnerability patterns and achieving 0.984 macro F1 cell-type classification from 220 pathway scores.
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scHelix: Asymmetric Dual-Stream Integration via Explicit Gene-Level Disentanglement
scHelix uses explicit gene-level partitioning into Anchors and Variants plus an asymmetric Align-Refine-Fuse dual-stream architecture to improve batch correction in scRNA-seq without over-correcting biological signals.