Multimodal Single-Cell Translation and Alignment with Semi-Supervised Learning.
Multimodal Single-Cell Translation and Alignment with Semi-Supervised Learning.
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多模式单细胞翻译和半监督学习比对。
DOI:
10.1089/cmb.2022.0264
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发表时间:
2022
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Noble,WilliamStafford
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作者:
Zhang,Ran;Meng-Papaxanthos,Laetitia;Vert,Jean-Philippe;Noble,WilliamStafford
Single-cell multi-omics technologies enable comprehensive interrogation of cellular regulation, yet most single-cell assays measure only one type of activity—such as transcription, chromatin accessibility, DNA methylation, or 3D chromatin architecture—for each cell. To enable a multimodal view for individual cells, we propose Polarbear, a semi-supervised machine learning framework that facilitates missing modality profile prediction and single-cell cross-modality alignment. Polarbear learns to translate between modalities by using data from co-assay measurements coupled with the large quantity of single-assay data available in public databases. This semi-supervised scheme mitigates issues related to low cell quantities and high sparsity in co-assay data. Polarbear first pre-trains a beta-variational autoencoder for each modality using both co-assay and single-assay profiles to learn robust representations of individual cells, and it then uses the co-assay labels to train a translator between these cell representations. This semi-supervised framework enables us to predict missing modality profiles and match single cells across modalities with improved accuracy compared with fully supervised methods, thus facilitating multimodal data integration.