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The training objectives of these models are usually statistical correlations rather than causal mechanisms, and they are often based on linear sequences or simplified one-dimensional representations, making it difficult to fully incorporate three-dimensional genome folding, cell-type specificity, and dynamic time-varying signals.
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10/17/2026
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