MultiFlow: coupled flow matching predicts single-cell perturbation responses in unseen cellular contexts
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-28
The razoralign team released MultiFlow, a coupled flow matching method for predicting single-cell multiomic perturbation responses in unseen cellular contexts — i.e., generalizing gene perturbation effect prediction to cell states not seen during training. Paper and code are publicly available.
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