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Paper IDStatusPMLR ProceedingsPaper TitleAuthors
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16OralPMLR
Disentangling shared and groupspecific variations in singlecell transcriptomics data with multiGroupVI
Ethan Weinberger (University of Washington)*; Romain Lopez (Genentech Research and Early Development); JanChristian Huetter (Genentech); Aviv Regev (Genentech Research and Early Development)
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21OralPMLREnsembling improves stability and power of feature selection for deep learning modelsPrashnna K Gyawali (Stanford University)*; Xiaoxia Liu (Stanford University); James Zou (Stanford University); Zihuai He (Stanford University)
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22OralPMLRModelling Technical and Biological Effects in scRNAseq data with Scalable GPLVMsVidhi Lalchand (University of Cambridge )*; Aditya Ravuri (University of Cambridge); Emma Dann (Wellcome Sanger Insititute); Natsuhiko Kumasaka (Wellcome Sanger Institute); Dinithi Sumanaweera (Wellcome Sanger Institute); Rik GH Lindeboom (Wellcome Sanger Institute); Shaista Madad (Wellcome Sanger Institute ); Sarah Teichmann (Cambridge University); Neil D Lawrence (University of Cambridge)
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27OralPMLR
A generative recommender system with GMM prior for cancer drug generation and sensitivity prediction
Krzysztof Koras (University of Warsaw)*; Marcin Możejko (University of Warsaw); Paulina Szymczak (University of Warsaw); Adam Izdebski (University of Warsaw); Eike Staub (Merck KGaA); Ewa Szczurek (University of Warsaw)
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30OralPMLR
Incorporating knowledge of plates in batch normalization improves generalization of deep learning for microscopy images
Alexander Lin (Harvard University)*; Alex Lu (Microsoft Research)
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69OralPMLR
Selecting deep neural networks that yield consistent attributionbased interpretations for genomics
Antonio Majdandzic (CSHL); Chandana Rajesh (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)*; Ziqi Tang (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory); Shushan Toneyan (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory); Ethan L Labelson (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory); Rohit K Tripathy (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory); Peter K. Koo (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
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98OralPMLRForecasting labels under distributionshift for machineguided sequence designLauren B Wheelock (Dyno Therapeutics)*; Stephen Malina (Dyno Therapeutics); Jeffrey Gerold (Dyno Therapeutics); Sam Sinai (Dyno Therapeutics)
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19OralDNA language models are powerful zeroshot predictors of noncoding variant effectsGonzalo Benegas (University of California, Berkeley)*; Sanjit S Batra (UC Berkeley); Yun S Song (UC Berkeley)
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Applying pathbased reasoning on biological knowledge graphs improves annotation of gene functions
Yue Hu (HelmholtzZentrum München)*; LouisPascal A.C. Xhonneux (Mila / Université de Montréal); Jian Tang (Mila / CIFAR AI Chair / HEC Montréal); Zhaocheng Zhu (Mila / Université de Montréal); Annalisa Marsico (HelmholtzZentrum München)
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67OralProtein structure generation via folding diffusionKevin E Wu (Stanford University)*; Kevin Yang (Microsoft); Rianne van den Berg (Microsoft); James Zou (Stanford University); Alex Lu (Microsoft); Ava P Amini (Microsoft Research)
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68OralPretraining For Prediction of Genomic Datasets Across SpeciesFangrui R Huang (Boston University)*; Janet HT Song (Boston Children's Hospital); Ashok Cutkosky (Boston University)
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72OralJointly aligning cells and features of singlecell multiomics datasets with cooptimal transportPinar Demetci (Brown University)*; Quang Huy TRAN (Université Bretagne Sud); Ievgen Redko (Aalto University); Ritambhara Singh (Brown University)
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77OralDeep generative modeling for quantifying samplelevel heterogeneity in singlecell omicsPierre Boyeau (University of California, Berkeley); Justin J Hong (Columbia University); Adam Gayoso (); Michael Jordan (UC Berkeley); Elham Azizi (Columbia University); Nir Yosef (UC Berkeley)*
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78OralMachineLearning Models Capture Over 100,000 Cryptic CPA Sites GenomeWideSara E Pour (University of Toronto)*
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94OralGEARS: Predicting transcriptional outcomes of novel multigene perturbationsYusuf Roohani (Stanford University)*; Kexin Huang (Harvard University); Jure Leskovec (Stanford University)
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97OralAdvancing Multimodal SingleCell Data Integration with Graph Representation LearningHongzhi Wen (Michigan State University)*; Jiayuan Ding (Michigan State University); Wei Jin (Michigan State University); Yiqi Wang (Michigan State University); Yuying Xie (Michigan State University); Jiliang Tang (Michigan State University)
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9SpotlightPMLRCVQVAE: A representation learning method for multiomics single cell data integrationTianyu Liu (Yale University)*; Grant Greenberg (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign); Ilan Shomorony (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign)
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32SpotlightPMLREnergybased Modelling for Singlecell Data AnnotationTianyi Liu (University of Toronto); Philip Fradkin (Vector Institute); Lazar Atanackovic (University of Toronto); Leo J Lee (University of Toronto)*
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55SpotlightPMLRPredicting Immune Escape with Pretrained Protein Language Model EmbeddingsKyle Swanson (Stanford University)*; Howard Chang (Stanford University); James Zou (Stanford University)
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90SpotlightPMLRLanguageInformed Basecalling Architecture for Nanopore Direct RNA SequencingAlexandra Sneddon (Australian National University)*; Eduardo Eyras (Australian National University)
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3SpotlightLAST: Latent Space Assisted Adaptive Sampling for Protein TrajectoriesHao Tian (Southern Methodist University)*; Xi Jiang (Southern Methodist University); Sian Xiao (Southern Methodist University); Hunter La Force (Southern Methodist University); Eric Larson (Southern Methodist University); Peng Tao (Southern Methodist University)
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42SpotlightTopological Techniques for Classification of TumourImmune DataJingjie Yang (University of Oxford); Hai Fang (University of Oxford); Jagdeep Dhesi (University of Oxford); Hee Yoon (University of Oxford); Joshua Bull (University of Oxford); Helen Byrne (University of Oxford); Heather Harrington (University of Oxford); Gillian R Grindstaff (University of Oxford)*
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49SpotlightSpectral neural approximations for models of transcriptional dynamics Gennady Gorin (Caltech); Maria T Carilli (Caltech)*; Tara Chari (Caltech); Lior Pachter (Caltech)
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Phyloformer: towards fast and accurate phylogeny reconstruction with selfattention networks
Luca Nesterenko (CNRS)*
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51Spotlight
The ENCODE Imputation Challenge: A critical assessment of methods for crosscell type imputation of epigenomic profiles
Jacob Schreiber (Stanford University)*; Carles Boix (MIT); William S Noble (University of Washington); Anshul Kundaje (Stanford University)
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66SpotlightPredicting interaction partners using masked language modelingUmberto Lupo (EPFL)*; Damiano Sgarbossa (EPFL); AnneFlorence Bitbol (EPFL)
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2PosterUnsupervised Transfer Learning for Gene Expression Prediction Across Unseen CellsShentong Mo (Carnegie Mellon University); Xi Fu (Columbia University Medical Center); Yanyan Lan (Tsinghua University)*
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4PosterPredicting longitudinal BCR repertoiresLucas AN Melo (Columbia University)*; David Knowles (Columbia University)
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8PosterViral Host Classification For Coronaviridae Using Machine Learning TechniquesSarwan Ali (Georgia State University)*
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11PosterParea: multiview ensemble clustering for cancer subtype discoveryBastian Pfeifer (Medical University of Graz)*; Marcus D Bloice (Medical University Graz); Michael Schimek (Medical University of Graz)
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13PosterAdversarial Attacks on Protein Language ModelsGinevra Carbone (University of Trieste)*; Francesca Cuturello (AREA Science Park); Luca Bortolussi (University of Trieste, Department of Mathematics and Geosciences); Alberto Cazzaniga (AREA Science Park)
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18PosterEvaluating COVID19 Sequence Data Using NearestNeighbors Based Network ModelSarwan Ali (Georgia State University)*
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23PosterHost Specificity of the Coronaviridae through the Lens of Information GainSarwan Ali (Georgia State University)*; Babatunde Bello (Georgia State University); Murray D Patterson (Georgia State University)
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26PosterGenerative modeling of short, disordered proteins with homogeneous sequence compositionIshan Taneja (Scripps Research)*; Keren Lasker (Scripps Research)
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Missing Value Imputation for Genomics Data using a Sequence Based Generative Adversarial Network
Margarita Konnova (Ecole Polytechnique)*; Ekaterina Antonenko (École Polytechnique); Jesse Read (Ecole Polytechnique)
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29PosterGenotype Imputation with Multilabel Random ForestsEkaterina Antonenko (École Polytechnique)*; Jesse Read (Ecole Polytechnique)
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31Poster
Gene colocalizationaware segmentation of imagebased spatial transcriptomics using Graph Markov Neural Networks
Kang Jin (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)*; Bruce J. Aronow (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center); Jian Shu (Harvard Medical School)
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33PosterBiological Cartography: Building and Benchmarking Representations of LifeSafiye Celik (Recursion)*; JanChristian Huetter (Genentech); Sandra MeloCarlos (Genentech); Nathan Lazar (Recursion); Rahul Mohan (Genentech); Conor Tillinghast (Recursion); Tommaso Biancalani (Genentech); Marta Fay (Recursion); Berton Earnshaw (Recursion); Imran Haque (Recursion)
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37PosterHidden Knowledge Recovery from GANgenerated Singlecell RNAseq DataNajeebullah Shah (Tsinghua University); Fanhong Li (Tsinghua University); Xuegong Zhang (Tsinghua University)*
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47Poster
Predicting Adverse Drug Reactions Using Bias Resilient and Interpretable Artificial Neural Networks
Ali Arab (Simon Fraser University)*; Kaveh Alemi (Simon Fraser University); Martin Ester (Simon Fraser University)
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71Poster
Accurate estimation of celltype resolution abundance and transcriptome in bulk tissue through matrix completion
Weixu(Ken) Wang (Fudan University)*
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RPCAtree: An adaptive robust PCA algorithm for embedded tree structure recovery from noisy and heterogeneous data
Ziwei Chen (Columbia University Irving Medical Center); Bingwei Zhang (Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Fuzhou Gong (Academy of mathematics and systems science, Chinese academy of sciences); Liang Ma (Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences); Lin Wan (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)*
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84PosterVariational Autoencoders for BiologicallyInformed CellType Assignment Nicholas Hou (Columbia University)*; Guntaash Sahani (Columbia University ); Shouvik Mani (Columbia University); David Knowles (Columbia University)
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5Poster
Identifying commonalities between cell lines and tumors at the single cell level using Sobolev Alignment of deep generative models
Soufiane MC Mourragui (Hubrecht Institute)*
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6Poster
Mapping the affinity of proteinprotein interactions with multiple amino acid mutations using deep neural networks
Reut Moshe (Ben Gurion University of the Negev)*
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10Poster
Inferring multigenic signatures across the phenome with novel Bayesian variable selection method for binary classification
Lawrence Middleton (AstraZeneca)*
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12PosterEncoding gene expression into gene set activity scores using neural networksCarlos Ruiz Arenas (CIBERER)*; Irene MarínGoñi (CIMA); Idoia Ochoa (Tecnun Universidad de Navarra); Mikel Hernáez (CIMA); Luis A PérezJurado (Hospital del Mar)
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14PosterNeural Networks beyond explainability with SEISM: Selective Inference for Sequence MotifsAntoine Villié (Université Lyon 1)*; Philippe Veber (Université Lyon 1); Yohann De Castro (École centrale de Lyon); Laurent Jacob (CNRS)
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15PosterMultimodal Attentionbased Deep Learning for Alzheimer's Disease DiagnosisMichal Golovanevsky (Brown University)*
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17PosterContinuous cellstate density inference and applications for singlecell dataDominik J. Otto (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center)*; Brennan Dury (Fred Hutch Cancer Center); Manu Setty ()
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20PosterGRNVAE: A simplified and stabilized SEM model for GRN InferenceHao Zhu (Tufts University)*; Donna Slonim (Tufts University)
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24PosterPepid: a Highly Modifiable, MLFriendly PeptideCentric Search EngineJeremie Zumer ( Institute for Research in Immunology and Cancer | UdeM); Sébastien Lemieux (Université de Montréal)*
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25PosterCausal Phenotype Sequence AlignmentSalil Bhate (Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard)*
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34PosterTransformerbased Multimodal Fusion for Survival Prediction from Whole Slide ImagesYIHANG CHEN (Renmin University of China)*; Weiqin Zhao (Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science ,The University of Hong Kong); Lequan Yu (The University of Hong Kong)
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35Poster
A Methodology for Predicting Tissuespecific Metabolic and Inflammatory Receptor Functions Applied to Subcutaneous and Visceral Adipose
Judith Somekh (University of Haifa)*; Gur Arye Yehuda (University of Haifa)
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36Poster
SiteofMetabolism Prediction using Graph Neural Networks and its Applications to Ranking Promiscuous Enzymatic Products
Vladimir Porokhin (Tufts University); Liping Liu (Tufts University); Soha Hassoun (Tufts University)*
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39PosterPrivacypreserving prediction of phenotypes from genotypes using homomorphic encryptionGamze Gursoy (Columbia University)*
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40PosterThe geometry of hidden representations of protein language modelsLucrezia Valeriani (AREA Science Park); Francesca Cuturello (AREA Science Park); Alessio Ansuini (AREA Science Park); Alberto Cazzaniga (AREA Science Park)*
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41Poster
Deep learningbased phenotyping identifies subcellular organelle dysregulation and differentiates healthy and ALS neurons
Nancy Sarah Yacovzada (Weizmann Institute Of Science)*
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43PosterMicrobe2Pixel: Taxonomy informed deeplearning models and explanationsBas B Voermans (Amsterdam UMC)*; Marcus de Goffau (Amsterdam UMC); Max Nieuwdorp (AMC); Evgeni Levin (HORAIZON Technology BV)
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44Poster
Assessing machine learning models performances for bacterial taxonomic classification and host removal in metagenomic sequencing data
Nicolas de Montigny (Université du Québec à Montréal)*; Amine M. Remita (Université du Québec à Montréal); Abdoulaye Banire Diallo (UQAM); Steven Kembel (Université du Québec à Montréal)
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45PosterHighly Scalable Task Grouping for Deep MultiTask Learning in Prediction of Epigenetic EventsMohammad Shiri (Old Dominion University)*; Jiangwen Sun (Old Dominion University)
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48Poster
Comparison of deep and shallow graph representation learning algorithms for detecting modules in molecular networks
Zhiwei Song (University of WisconsinMadison)*; Sushmita Roy (); Brittany Baur (Wisconsin Institute of Discovery )
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50PosterDatacentric Approach to DNAmethylationSanjeeva R Dodlapati (old dominion university)*; Jiangwen Sun (Old Dominion University)
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52PosterNavitas/Optimus: A Computational Tool for CRISPR/Cas Genome EditingAmirhossein Daneshpajouh (Simon Fraser University)*; Megan Fowler (Simon Fraser University); Kay C Wiese (Simon Fraser University)
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53Poster
Overview of Novel Computational Tools for CRISPR Genome Editing Advances and Challenges
Amirhossein Daneshpajouh (Simon Fraser University)*; Megan Fowler (Simon Fraser University); Kay C Wiese (Simon Fraser University)
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54PosterMachine Learning enabled Pooled Optical Screening in Human Lung Cancer CellsSrinivasan Sivanandan (Insitro)*; Max Salick (Insitro); Bobby Leitmann (Insitro); Kara Liu (Insitro); Navpreet Ranu (Insitro); Cynthia Hao (Insitro); Owen Chen (Insitro); John Bisognano (Insitro); Eric Lubeck (Insitro); Mohammad M Sultan (Insitro); Ajamete Kaykas (Insitro); Eilon Sharon (insitro); Ci Chu (Insitro)
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56PosterTowards an interpretation of the computational model of sRNA target bindingKatarína Grešová (CEITECMU)*
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57Poster
Nonnegative matrix trifactorization for simultaneous identification of informative feature and cell clusters from single cell omic datasets
Spencer A HalbergSpencer (University of WisconsinMadison)*; Sushmita Roy (University of Wisconsin Madison)
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58PosternFAn: NLP assisted Functional Annotation of GenomesVijay Kumar Narsapuram (Corteva Agriscience); Vandna Chawla (Corteva Agriscience); Rinku Ranjan Sarangi (Corteva Agriscience); Sunil Kumar (Corteva Agriscience)*; Abhiman Saraswathi (Corteva Agriscience)
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59PosterGraphConditioned MLP for HighDimensional Tabular Biomedical DataAndrei Margeloiu (University of Cambridge)*; Nikola Simidjievski (University of Cambridge ); Pietro Lió (University of Cambridge); Mateja Jamnik (University of Cambridge)
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61Poster
A unified framework of realistic in silico data generation and statistical model inference for singlecell and spatial omics
Dongyuan Song (University of California, Los Angeles)*; Jingyi Jessica Li (University of California Los Angeles)
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62PosterDiscovering Spatial Differential Expression with Graph Convolutional NetworksRoman Kouznetsov (University of Michigan)*; Jackson Loper (University of Michigan); Jeffrey Regier (University of Michigan)
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63PosterA unified and modular framework to incorporate spatial dependency in spatial omics dataJiayu Su (Columbia University)*
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65Poster
Generative diffusion modelling on the singlecell differentiation data with compositional perturbation
Weizhong Zheng (The University of Hong Kong )*
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70PosterTopological Data Analysis in Machine Learning for Stem Cell Colony ClassificationAlexander Ruys de Perez (Georgia Tech)*; Elena Dimitrova (California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo); Paul Anderson (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Melissa Kemp (Georgia Tech)
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73PosterMultimodal CellFree DNA Embeddings are Informative for Early Cancer DetectionFelix Jackson (University of Oxford)*
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74PosterGrapHiC: An integrative graphbased approach for imputing missing HiC readsGhulam Murtaza (Brown University)*; Justin Wagner (Material Measurement Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology); Justin Zook (Material Measurement Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology); Ritambhara Singh (Brown University)
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75PosterPredicting proteome tissue of origin directly from raw nanopore signalsCailin Winston (University of Washington); Marc Exposit Goy (University of Washington); Jeff Nivala (University of Washington)*
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76PosterApplications of biomedical named entity recognition models on selfreported free text dataChris German (23andMe)*; Nick Eriksson (23andMe ); Suyash Shringarpure (23andMe)
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80PosterContinuous chromatin state feature annotation of the human epigenomeHabib Daneshpajouh (Simon Fraser University)*; Bowen Chen (Simon Fraser University); Neda Shokraneh (Simon Fraser University); Shohre Masoumi (Simon Fraser University); Kay C Wiese (Simon Fraser University); Max Libbrecht (Simon Fraser)
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81PosterEvolution of SARSCoV2 ACE2Binding Through the Lens of ReLSOEgbert Castro (Yale University)*; Lila Schweinfurth (Yale University); Matthew Scicluna (Université de Montréal ); Fatima Mostefai (Université de Montréal ); Shuang Ni (Université de Montréal ); Guy Wolf (Université de Montréal ); Julie Hussin (Université de Montréal); Smita Krishnaswamy (Yale University)
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82PosterA Flow Artist for HighDimensional Cellular DataKincaid Macdonald (Yale University); Guy Thampakkul (Pomona College); Nhi Nguyen (Yale University); Joia Zhang (University of Washington); Tesfa Asmara (Pomona College); Michael Perlmutter (University of California, Los Angeles); Dhananjay Bhaskar (Yale University); Ian Adelstein (Yale University); Smita Krishnaswamy (Yale University)*
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83PosterDeciphering multilayer gene regulation using sequencebased modelsXinming Tu (University of Washington)*; Wei Qiu (University of Washington); SuIn Lee (University of Washington); Sara Mostafavi (University of Washington)
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85PosterStarfysh reveals heterogeneous spatial dynamics in metaplastic breast cancerSiyu He (Columbia University); Yinuo Jin (Columbia University); Achille O R Nazaret (Columbia University); Lingting Shi (Columbia University); Elham Azizi (Columbia University)*
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86Poster
External biological knowledge can aid the development and deployment of wellspecified models in breast cancer subtyping
Jean Davidson (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo)*; Jonathan Tang (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Harsha Lakshmankumar (California Polytechnic State UniversitySan Luis Obispo ); Nathan Tran (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Sahaana Bolleddu (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Paul Kim (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Belle Aduaka (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Ella Thomas (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Lauren Garabedian (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); McClain Kressman (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo); Paul Anderson (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo)
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87Poster
Multitask hierarchical convolutional networks to predict thermodynamic property changes due to mutations in proteinprotein complexes
Sameer Gabbita (Massachusetts General Hospital)*; Lakshmi Sritan R Motati (Harvard Medical School)
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88PosterProtein SequenceStructure CoDesign via Equivariant DiffusionRia Vinod (UC Berkeley)*
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89Poster
Disentangling ancestry representations for improving genetic risk prediction across diverse population
Prashnna K Gyawali (Stanford University)*; Yann Guen (Stanford University); Xiaoxia Liu (Stanford University); Hua Tang (Stanford University); James Zou (Stanford University); Zihuai He (Stanford University)
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91Poster
A Novel Twin Convolutional Neural Network to Decipher the Functional Effect of Noncoding Genetic Variants in Neurodegenerative Diseases
Alexander Y Lan (Gladstone Institutes and UCSF)*; Soumya Kundu (Stanford University); Lucas Kampman (Gladstone Institutes and UCSF); Anshul Kundaje (Stanford University); M. Ryan Corces (Gladstone Institutes and UCSF)
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92PosterIntegrative chromatin domain annotation through graph embedding of HiC dataNeda Shokraneh Kenari (Simon Fraser University); Max Libbrecht (Simon Fraser)*
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93PosterTowards robust annotation of genomic functional elementsMehdi Foroozandeh Shahraki (Simon Fraser University)*; Marjan Farahbod (Simon Fraser University); Max Libbrecht (Simon Fraser)
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95Poster
ScRAT: Early Phenotype Prediction From Singlecell RNAseq Data using AttentionBased Neural Networks
Yuzhen Mao (School of Computing Sciences, Simon Fraser University); YenYi Lin (Vancouver Prostate Centre, Department of Urologic Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia); Funda Sar (Vancouver Prostate Centre, Department of Urologic Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia); Nelson Wong (Department of Experimental Therapeutics, BC Cancer); Stanislav Volik (Vancouver Prostate Centre, Department of Urologic Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia); Mark Carey (Gynecologic Oncology, University of British Columbia); Colin Collins (Vancouver Prostate Centre, Department of Urologic Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia); Martin Ester (Simon Fraser University)*
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96Poster
ResPAN: a powerful batch correction model for scRNAseq data through residual adversarial networks
Yuge Wang (Yale University)*; Tianyu Liu (Yale University); Hongyu Zhao (Yale University)
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64PosterImproved prediction of CRISPRCas9 ontarget efficiency by epigeneticsYaron Orenstein (Ben Gurion University ); Michal Rahimi (bar ilan)*
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