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gene-regulatory signal prediction

This paper-specific evaluation tests gene-regulatory signal prediction using immune tissue.

1 evaluations · 1 metric rows

At a glance

Explanatory profile: limited source coverage · Automated source review, 2026-09-16. This does not change the review status of its results.

Data, procedure and scoring
PropertyDescription and evidence
Record typePaper-specific task; protocol incompletely extractedResidual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column
Inputsimmune tissueResidual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column
AssessmentAUROCResidual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column
Recorded split or evaluation settingUnextractedResidual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column
DatasetsNot extracted or verified for this record.
OrganismsNot extracted or verified for this record.
AssaysNot extracted or verified for this record.
AdaptationNot extracted or verified for this record.
BaselinesNot extracted or verified for this record.

How it works

Reported evaluation outline

Outline of the existing paper extraction. Split membership, fitting details and scorer implementation remain incompletely reviewed.

Reported evaluation outlineimmune tissue. Then: Recorded fitting or scoring procedure. Then: Assess AUROCimmune tissueRecorded fitting or scoringprocedureAssess AUROC
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  1. immune tissue
  2. Recorded fitting or scoring procedure
  3. Assess AUROC
Residual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column

Evaluation context

The existing paper extraction describes: Asymmetric extraction, PCA-64 centered cosine geometry added to scGPT baseline. This description is retained with the exact evaluation records; it is not a new protocol reconstruction.

Residual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column

Tested models and results

Release 2026-09-16-d74d282221a9 · 1 evaluation · 1 metric row. Different protocols are not a single leaderboard.

Results grouped by the exact reported evaluation
Metric and findingCoverage and uncertaintyEvidence
scGPT + residual geometry: gene-regulatory signal prediction

Asymmetric extraction, PCA-64 centered cosine geometry added to scGPT baseline

Author-reported evaluation · Evaluation metadata: needs review

0.677 AUROC

Unit: fraction · Direction: unknown

Uncertainty: not reported in legacy extract

Scored: Not reported · Eligible: Not reported

source checkedResidual-stream geometry of single-cell foundation models carries incremental gene-regulatory signal across tissues · Table 4, Immune row, scGPT > +geom AUROC column

Source checking is not independent reproduction.

Strengths and limitations

Profile review details

Catalogue extraction inspected; protocol claims remain limited to the cited evidence. Missing details are not presumed absent from the original paper.

Stable record: reported-task-99afd88cb12895

Sources and history

Release 2026-09-16-d74d282221a9 · Record review: needs review

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Technical metadata and extraction receipts

Stable ID: reported-task-99afd88cb12895

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cells-tissues
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gene-regulatory signal prediction
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gene-regulatory signal prediction
scope note
Paper-specific evaluation task; protocol completeness requires further extraction.
missing metadata
protocol version: not_reported_in_legacy_extract; split: not_reported_in_legacy_extract
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