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I would like to ask, beluga model is pre-trained with hg19, while the scRNA-seq data is mapped to GRCh38 genome version, so is it effective and appropriate to use beluga to predict the scRNA-seq data?
I want to use beluga as a feature extractor, but I don't know if I can directly use the model that have provided.
Thank you very much ! best wishes !
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Yes you should have no problem applying Beluga it to hg38 sequences. but we do have a newer and much improved model Sei that you might want to use instead of Belgua https://github.com/FunctionLab/sei-framework/
Hi~Dr, thank you for your package.
I would like to ask, beluga model is pre-trained with hg19, while the scRNA-seq data is mapped to GRCh38 genome version, so is it effective and appropriate to use beluga to predict the scRNA-seq data?
I want to use beluga as a feature extractor, but I don't know if I can directly use the model that have provided.
Thank you very much ! best wishes !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: