Angler: A Tiny Sequence-to-Splicing Model That Runs on a Laptop and Beats Larger Models
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-22
Yang Li's team will present Angler at ASHG 2026: a tiny sequence-to-splicing model that runs on a laptop yet outperforms much larger models, offering new insights into RNA splicing. A collaboration with the Zhou Jian lab.
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