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一个统一的框架使单细胞基础模型的可访问部署和全面的基准测试成为可能

Siyu Hou, Penghui Yang, Wenjing Ma

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |January 16, 2026
    PubMed
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    单细胞基础模型 (scFMs) 显示出基因组分析的前景,但面临采用挑战. 一个新的框架标准化了scFM评估,揭示了它们在转移学习方面的优势,并强调了古典方法.

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