GSET: Gene Signals from Embedding Trajectories select compact contexts for mechanistic GRN inference
GSET retrieves dynamic gene signals to improve mechanistic GRN inference by identifying bridge genes involved in cell-state transitions.
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GSET retrieves dynamic gene signals to improve mechanistic GRN inference by identifying bridge genes involved in cell-state transitions.
CardamomOT improves gene regulatory network inference and trajectory reconstruction by integrating mechanistic models with optimal transport, using exact time labels and reducing hyperparameters.
Cole Boyle, Elias Ventre, Geoffrey R. Schiebinger
This paper introduces a method to infer cell trajectories from aging time courses, improving accuracy in noisy data by leveraging temporal information.
Clémence Fournié, Elias Ventre, Ulysse Herbach…·Fabien Crauste A
This paper introduces a method for cell trajectory inference using optimal transport with a mechanistic stochastic gene expression model, showing the Bursty model better captures gene dynamics than the Diffusive model.
Elias Ventre, Ulysse Herbach, Thibault Espinasse…·Olivier Gandrillon
This paper combines two methods to use a single gene regulatory network model for both inference and simulation of transcriptional profiles from time-course single-cell data.
Elias Ventre, Thibault Espinasse, Charles-Édouard Bréhier…·Olivier Gandrillon
The paper reduces a stochastic gene expression model to a discrete coarse-grained model, using Lagrangian dynamics to identify basins of attraction as cell types and calculate metastability.
The paper introduces CARDAMOM, a method for inferring Gene Regulatory Networks from timestamped scRNA-seq data by leveraging metastability and transcriptional bursting.