PertEval
importedsoftware/perteval
Evaluation suite for transcriptomic perturbation effect prediction models. Includes support for single-cell foundation models.
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- Software & Systems
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- License
- MIT(osi)
- Status
- maintained
- Maturity
- deployed
- Organization
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- Repository
- github.com/aaronwtr/PertEval
- Documentation
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- Tags
- benchmark · crispr · foundation-models · perturbation-effect-prediction · single-cell · transcriptomics
- Regulatory
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- Heimdallfoundation-models · single-cell · transcriptomics
Exploring how tokenization shapes the performance and generalization of single-cell foundation models.
- scConceptfoundation-models · single-cell · transcriptomics
Contrastive pre-training for technology-agnostic single-cell representations beyond reconstruction
- guide-countercrispr
A better, faster way to count guides in CRISPR screens.
- GENEBbenchmark · foundation-models
GENEB: ICML 2026 benchmark for genomic foundation models across 100 tasks and 13 functional categories.
- histoboardbenchmark · foundation-models
Pathology FM dashboard centralizing literature and official benchmarks.
- Large-Scale-Medicalbenchmark · foundation-models
[TPAMI 2026] Large-Scale 3D Medical Image Pre-training with Geometric Context Priors
- api.github.com/repos/aaronwtr/PertEvalretrieved 2026-08-05 · via github-api
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