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> from just the sequence and no other data This is my real question with these... we already have a ton of other data for genomics. So, many of the important r
by mbreese 2y ago
> from just the sequence and no other data
This is my real question with these... we already have a ton of other data for genomics. So, many of the important regions are already known and studied. And really, the functional importance of any given region/sequence is highly context/cell type specific. So, given this, what are the use cases? What kind of hypothesis generation can these models lead to that we aren't currently doing in genomics?
- dekhn 2y agoThe whole idea of unsupervised learning is to find patterns in the data that people wouldn't have easily found by manually looking for categories/labels. So far most of the categories we've identified and manually clustered (to build statistical models that find more of them) have taken extensive discovery biology and curation efforts.