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Maxence Gélard

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  1. bioRxiv

    CellScribe folds cell identity and state into one generative interface: 0.223 macro-F1 across 309 held-out types, ahead of a frozen-embedding probe

    Single-cell annotation has long treated cell identity (lineage) and state (active transcriptional programs) with separate tools, while fixed-output classifiers can only return predefined types. CellScribe feeds frozen single-cell foundation-model embeddings into a pretrained language model through AdaLN adapters, so one shared model generates either an ontology-grounded cell type or a meta-program profile with activity scores under task-specific prompts. On the 309-type, 4.44M-cell study-holdout split of CELLxGENE, the full pipeline reaches 0.223 macro-F1 and 0.484 weighted-F1, above the 0.194 and 0.366 of a supervised probe on frozen scFoundation embeddings; on malignant cells from held-out 3CA studies it reaches 0.344 hallmark accuracy against the probe's 0.227.

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