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# Siamese Network

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  1. arXiv

    Single-cell pairing gets a confidence score: a Bayesian posterior on the correspondence filters bad matches

    Cross-modal single-cell matching has returned a match but rarely a confidence. BASILISC places a Bayesian posterior over a siamese network of two modalities and defines uncertainty on the correspondence between a pair of cells, tested on multi-omics benchmarks where the true pairing is known. At the cell-type level, discarding the least certain fifth of pairs raises accuracy from 0.93 to 0.98; at the cell level, the posterior flags wrong matches that cross a cell-type boundary better than a deterministic read of the same scores, AUROC 0.68 against 0.64.

  2. arXiv

    A slitless census of the COSMOS field: 12,275 emission-line galaxies from redshift 0 to 9, with the catalog released

    JWST/NIRCam F444W slitless spectroscopy over 0.33 square degrees in COSMOS has yielded a homogeneous catalog of 12,275 emission-line galaxies spanning redshift 0 to 9, now publicly released.

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