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PerturbMap: Cross-Context Transfer of Single-Cell Perturbation Responses

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TL;DR - PerturbMap predicts missing single-cell perturbation responses by transferring evidence across cellular contexts while weighting routes by validation-estimated reliability. On a melanoma dataset, it improved prediction accuracy and preserved context specificity better than several baselines.

  • Combines a recipient-specific low-rank model with transported responses from source contexts.
  • Uses ridge experts trained on paired perturbations and weights proposals according to validation-anchor reliability.
  • Reduced full-effect MSE by 4.1% versus the recipient-local low-rank baseline.
  • Increased top-10 same-recipient counterpart retrieval by cosine similarity from 74.5% to 80.5%.

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PerturbMap: Cross-Context Transfer of Single-Cell Perturbation Responses

arXiv cs.AI Panpan Cui, Yiqi Liu, Wenhao Sun 2026-07-30 arXiv:2607.28090
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TL;DR - PerturbMap predicts missing single-cell perturbation responses by transferring evidence across cellular contexts while weighting routes by validation-estimated reliability. On a melanoma dataset, it improved prediction accuracy and preserved context specificity better than several baselines.

  • Combines a recipient-specific low-rank model with transported responses from source contexts.
  • Uses ridge experts trained on paired perturbations and weights proposals according to validation-anchor reliability.
  • Reduced full-effect MSE by 4.1% versus the recipient-local low-rank baseline.
  • Increased top-10 same-recipient counterpart retrieval by cosine similarity from 74.5% to 80.5%.
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