Supervised sequence-to-omics models excel at context-specific regulatory predictions
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-09-18
- Supervised sequence-to-omics models learn context-specific regulatory logic and can predict context-specific effects — their greatest strength.
- Non-coding variant effects are highly cell-context specific, which is why DNA language models not conditioned on cell context struggle with non-coding variants.
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