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📢 Announcing the Adaptive Immune Profiling Challenge 2025!
Can you predict immune state labels from adaptive immune receptor repertoires?
💰 $10,000 prize pool!
📄 Top 10 teams co-author a @NatureMethods paper!
🗓️ Launches Nov 5 on @Kaggle
More Info: uio-bmi.github.io/adaptive_imm...
Can you predict immune state labels from adaptive immune receptor repertoires?
💰 $10,000 prize pool!
📄 Top 10 teams co-author a @NatureMethods paper!
🗓️ Launches Nov 5 on @Kaggle
More Info: uio-bmi.github.io/adaptive_imm...
October 23, 2025 at 9:23 PM
📢 Announcing the Adaptive Immune Profiling Challenge 2025!
Can you predict immune state labels from adaptive immune receptor repertoires?
💰 $10,000 prize pool!
📄 Top 10 teams co-author a @NatureMethods paper!
🗓️ Launches Nov 5 on @Kaggle
More Info: uio-bmi.github.io/adaptive_imm...
Can you predict immune state labels from adaptive immune receptor repertoires?
💰 $10,000 prize pool!
📄 Top 10 teams co-author a @NatureMethods paper!
🗓️ Launches Nov 5 on @Kaggle
More Info: uio-bmi.github.io/adaptive_imm...
It took us some time to chew on this, and a bunch of (intriguing) nuances came up as we dug deeper, but I think it landed as a quite accessible and useful overview of concerns and opportunities connected to causality and study design for biomarkers (with AIRR as case): rdcu.be/dwYSy
January 28, 2024 at 9:53 PM
It took us some time to chew on this, and a bunch of (intriguing) nuances came up as we dug deeper, but I think it landed as a quite accessible and useful overview of concerns and opportunities connected to causality and study design for biomarkers (with AIRR as case): rdcu.be/dwYSy
It's not often a new method ends up being both faster and more accurate than existing methods, so I believe KAGE2 by @IvarGrtytten and @knutrand (powered by @BioNumPy) will be a great addition to the toolboxes of structural variant discovery researchers www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
KAGE2 is out! Enables very fast and accurate genotyping of structural variants using pangenomes: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1.... I’ve spent the last 6+ months going deep into the SV rabbit hole, and had some surprises I thought it’s worth to also share (1/6)
KAGE 2: Fast and accurate genotyping of structural variation using pangenomes
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www.biorxiv.org
December 28, 2023 at 1:26 PM
It's not often a new method ends up being both faster and more accurate than existing methods, so I believe KAGE2 by @IvarGrtytten and @knutrand (powered by @BioNumPy) will be a great addition to the toolboxes of structural variant discovery researchers www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...