1D HDiT for Genome Annotation
anton_lozhkov · x · 2026-07-17
The author notes that for ab initio protein-coding region annotation in eukaryotes, 1D HDiT performs well on DNA sequences of over 100,000 base pairs.
While concise, the main point is clear: this model is applied to genome sequence annotation and appears to deliver usable results for long-sequence contexts.
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