New preprint uses state space models for long-sequence genomic prediction, open-sources Cerberus PyTorch models
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-10
Researchers released a preprint exploring state space models for long-sequence genomic prediction, along with Cerberus, a set of open-source PyTorch models built on the work — an AI for Science contribution making the models and methods publicly available.
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