Learning Dynamics from Multicellular Graphs with Deep Neural Networks
Learning Dynamics from Multicellular Graphs with Deep Neural Networks
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10.48550/arxiv.2401.12196
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2024-01
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Haiqian Yang;Florian Meyer;Shaoxun Huang;Liu Yang;C. Lungu;Monilola A. Olayioye;M. Buehler;Ming Guo
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Haiqian Yang;Florian Meyer;Shaoxun Huang;Liu Yang;C. Lungu;Monilola A. Olayioye;M. Buehler;Ming Guo
The inference of multicellular self-assembly is the central quest of understanding morphogenesis, including embryos, organoids, tumors, and many others. However, it has been tremendously difficult to identify structural features that can indicate multicellular dynamics. Here we propose to harness the predictive power of graph-based deep neural networks (GNN) to discover important graph features that can predict dynamics. To demonstrate, we apply a physically informed GNN (piGNN) to predict the motility of multi-cellular collectives from a snapshot of their positions both in experiments and simulations. We demonstrate that piGNN is capable of navigating through complex graph features of multicellular living systems, which otherwise can not be achieved by classical mechanistic models. With increasing amounts of multicellular data, we propose that collaborative efforts can be made to create a multicellular data bank (MDB) from which it is possible to construct a large multicellular graph model (LMGM) for general-purposed predictions of multicellular organization.