TranscriptFormer (Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, bioRxiv 2025)

github.com/czi-ai/transcriptformer
Idle166updated 10 months ago
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Family of generative single-cell foundation models (TF-Metazoa, TF-Exemplar, TF-Sapiens) jointly modeling genes and their expression levels via expression-aware autoregressive transformers, trained on up to 112M cells across 12 species spanning 1.53 billion years of evolution; achieves robust zero-shot cell type classification across species, disease state identification in human cells, and prediction of cell-type-specific transcription factors and gene-gene regulatory relationships, pip-installable with pretrained weights (CZI, 166+ stars, MIT License)

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  • Awesome AI for Science — github.com/czi-ai/transcriptformer
  • GitHub — github.com/czi-ai/transcriptformer

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