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  1. bioRxiv

    Spatial transcriptomics skips cell segmentation first: SSAF-T types cells from a literature knowledge graph, then uses that map to guide segmentation

    Spatial transcriptomics analysis has long depended on cell segmentation, whose boundaries and transcript assignments are error-prone; segmentation-free methods avoid that step but often need an external single-cell reference or a preset number of cell types. SSAF-T chains segmentation-free cell typing to segmentation: the agent CeLLMan labels clusters from a literature-grounded knowledge graph and marker genes, the labels are spread across the tissue map, and that map constrains nucleus-seeded watershed segmentation. On public data including Visium HD mouse small intestine, Stereo-seq mouse brain, Xenium mouse kidney and MERFISH mouse liver, cell-type distributions match tissue anatomy, segmentation is comparable to Baysor and Cellpose, and runs are faster.

  2. Two-stream Transformer fusing PTR-ToF-MS volatiles with targeted non-volatile metabolites grades Baimudan white tea at 95.8% accuracy on 24 held-out samples

    Using PTR-ToF-MS headspace volatile fingerprints plus HPLC- and amino-acid-analysis-quantified non-volatile metabolites, this study built a two-stream Transformer that encodes each modality separately and fuses them for four-class grading of Baimudan white tea, reaching 95.8% accuracy (23/24) and a 0.958 macro-F1 on an independent prediction set drawn from 120 samples (30 per grade; 96 training, 24 prediction), with a single Special-grade sample misclassified as Grade I, mean cross-validated accuracy of 0.979±0.026 within the training set, and SHAP/attention analyses linking high grades to floral/sweet volatile ions plus higher amino acids and soluble sugars and lower grades to greener/woody volatile ions and kaempferol-related markers.

  3. Splitting the East China Sea into clear and turbid regimes by nLw555, a CatBoost reconstruction finds the turbid zone is a weak CO2 source and that conventional models overestimate the ECS sink by about 46%

    Using a threshold of nLw555 = 1.5 mW cm-2 µm-1 sr-1 from MODIS to separate the East China Sea into Clear Water (CW) and Turbid Water (TW), this study reconstructed surface pCO2 for 2003–2023 with a CatBoost model that treats water type as a categorical input alongside multi-spectral satellite variables, achieving independent-test accuracy of R2 = 0.86 and RMSE = 16.55 µatm and cutting TW RMSE by up to about 81% relative to conventional models; the 21-year climatology gives CW 361.2 µatm and TW 415.1 µatm, with TW acting as a weak net source (+0.50 Tg C yr-1) driven by positive non-thermal anomalies (+28.09 µatm), implying conventional models overestimate total ECS carbon uptake by roughly 46% (about 4.04 Tg C yr-1).

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