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Comparative Evaluation of Deep Generative Models for Capturing Topological Features in Brain Structural Connectivity

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Structural connectivity (SC) data are crucial for brain network analysis, but SC-based machine learning often suffers from limited data availability, hindering model generalization and robustness. Although data augmentation using deep generative mode...

ANNet: A first-principles neural network for forward and inverse dynamics

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Biological and robotic systems must solve two related computations to move: inverse dynamics, which determines the forces or torques needed to produce a desired movement, and forward dynamics, which maps applied forces to motion. Although these compu...

Comprehensive evaluation of LLM capabilities for interpretation and analysis of genome-scale metabolic models in metabolic engineering

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Genome-scale metabolic models (GSMs) underpin pathway and strain engineering by linking genes to metabolic reactions and enabling system-level simulation of cellular fluxes and intervention effects, yet end-to-end analysis workflows remain fragmented...

Motor Resonance of Musical Emotion: A Machine Learning Approach to EEG Decoding During Expressive Music Performance

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Understanding the neural dynamics underlying expressive musical performance remains a major challenge at the intersection of neuroscience, music cognition, and computational modeling. While EEG studies of emotion have largely focused on passive expos...

Comparing Machine Learning Approaches for Predicting CFD-Derived Stroke Risk Indicators in Atrial Fibrillation Patients

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Non-valvular atrial fibrillation (AF) is associated with a five-fold increased risk of stroke, mainly due to impaired contractility of the left atrium (LA) leading to blood stasis and subsequent thrombus formation within the left atrial appendage (LA...

TomoScore: A Neural Network Approach for Quality Assessment of Cellular cryo-ET

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Electron cryo-tomography (cryoET) is a powerful imaging tool that allows three-dimensional visualization of subcellular and molecular architecture without chemical fixation. Tomogram quality varies widely, particularly during large high-throughput da...

A Drug-Target Specificity Foundation Model for Off-target Prediction, Repurposing, and Generative Design

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Molecular recognition - which small molecule binds which protein, and with what selectivity - governs the efficacy, safety, and discovery of every therapeutic, yet binding specificity is still determined by experimental screening or by computational ...

Stack: In-Context Learning of Single-Cell Biology

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Foundation models trained on single-cell transcriptomic data offer the promise of identifying and predicting the diversity of cellular phenotypes across species, diseases, and other biological conditions. However, the current models are limited to th...

CascadeMAP: Autonomous Closed-loop Optimization of Enzyme Cascades via Microfluidics, Machine Learning and Agentic AI

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Enzyme cascades enable complex biochemical transformations, but their optimization is resource-intensive, requiring navigation through high-dimensional parameter spaces encompassing reaction conditions, enzyme ratios, and buffer composition. Here we ...

Learning quality scores for chromatin accessibility bigWig tracks using Machine Learning

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High-throughput chromatin accessibility assays such as bulk and single-cell ATAC-seq have generated large collections of processed signal tracks in bigWig format, which are widely used for visualisation, data integration, and Machine Learning (ML)-ba...