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A Python library for building, converting, and simulating Boolean and semi-quantitative Boolean network models. Wraps pyboolnet for prime-implicant-based Boolean algebra and adds network I/O (SBML-qual, GraphML, bnet, SIF, Cytoscape), ODE-based continuous/semi-quantitative relaxations of Boolean models, and simulation-result plotting.
A toolbox for machine learning in seismology, providing unified interfaces for deep learning seismic phase picking, earthquake detection, and waveform analysis across multiple benchmark datasets and pretrained models (397+ stars, actively maintained)
Large transformer-based single-cell foundation model pretrained on 50 million cells for robust gene network inference, expression denoising, cell embedding, and zero-shot label prediction, leveraging ESM2 protein embeddings and bidirectional transformer architecture (Cantini Lab, 148+ stars, GPL-3.0)
Multimodal AI bridging transcriptomics data and natural language, enabling intuitive chat-based exploration and analysis of single-cell RNA-seq datasets through conversational interaction without coding; fine-tuned Mistral 7B LLaVA model emulating biologist-bioinformatician discussions (207+ stars, GPL-3.0)
The application of 2nd and 3rd generation High Throughput Sequencing (HTS) technologies has deeply reshaped experimental method to investigate microbial communities and obtain a taxonomic and functional profile of the invetigated community. Shotgun Metagenomics allow to quickly obtain a representation of microorganisms genomes characterizing a particular environment. In order to obtain a fast e reliable taxonomic classification of microorganisms genomes we present kMetaShot, an alignment-free taxonomic classifier based on k-mer/minimizer counting.
End-to-end deep learning approach for RNA tertiary structure prediction with a flexible nucleobase center representation, achieving ~7 Å C1' RMSD across test RNAs and predicting ~545,000 structures covering 2,200+ RNA families (Kihara Lab, Purdue University, 50+ stars)
by Sebastian Raschka.