Multi-task benchmarking of spatially resolved gene expression simulation models

Our findings reveal that model estimation can be influenced by distribution assumptions and dataset characteristics. In summary, our evaluation framework provides guidelines for selecting appropriate methods for specific scenarios and informs future method development.

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Genome biology
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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-025-03505-w
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1
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Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics
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Multi-task benchmarking of spatially resolved gene expression simulation models

Xiaoqi Liang, Jean Yang, Marni Torkel, Yue Cao
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Multi-task benchmarking of spatially resolved gene expression simulation models

Xiaoqi Liang, Jean Yang, Marni Torkel, Yue Cao
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Abstract

Our findings reveal that model estimation can be influenced by distribution assumptions and dataset characteristics. In summary, our evaluation framework provides guidelines for selecting appropriate methods for specific scenarios and informs future method development.

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