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Fusion Model for Metagenomics
Abstract
This work highlights the use of an embeddings approach that can encode multiple features and create efficient contextualization of profiled metagenomes derived from microbiome samples using computer vision models and image representations of the abundance profiles. The model's embeddings can be used to cluster existing samples based on multiple conditions and interpretations, and new embeddings can be quickly created for new samples and fitted to existing clusters to characterize them. This has practical applications for unknown, unlabeled microbiome samples. The model's embeddings can be used to cluster existing samples based on multiple conditions and interpretations, and new embeddings can be quickly created for new samples and fitted to existing clusters to characterize them. This has practical applications for unknown, unlabeled microbiome samples.
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Valdes, CamiloA [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), Livermore, CA (United States)]. 2025-09-16. Fusion Model for Metagenomics. https://doi.org/10.11578/dc.20260112.4
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