gkrieg13/mimyr

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Pretrained checkpoints for MIMYR, a generative model of missing tissue in spatial transcriptomics. Given neighboring tissue sections registered to the Allen Common Coordinate Framework, MIMYR generates an unseen section in three stages: cell locations (a conditional diffusion model), cell types (a…

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