Minerva genome-scale model builds on gLM2 with categorical Jacobian and protein contact heads
BrianHie · x · 2026-09-23
A repost by Brian Hie introduces Minerva, a model built on top of gLM2 for genome-scale scientific discovery. It combines the categorical Jacobian technique and protein contact heads, crediting the bioinformatics and coevolution community for the groundwork. The team is excited to see where genome-scale discovery goes next.
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