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Sequence embeddings #1

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sudeepsahadevan opened this issue Sep 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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Sequence embeddings #1

sudeepsahadevan opened this issue Sep 29, 2021 · 2 comments

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@sudeepsahadevan
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sudeepsahadevan commented Sep 29, 2021

Hello,
This project is extremely interesting and could be extremely useful to certain projects of us! What would be the recommended way to extract sequence embeddings from the model ? I have a couple of RNA sequences of interest and the aim is to cluster these sequences in terms of some kind of similarity. I guess, computing the cosine from the sequence embeddings would be the way to go. I found the function match in the module module but I couldn't understand why match_score is multiplied with 1.3 in line 148. Some comments on that would be great!

Thank you,

@tBai1994
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Hello, This project is extremely interesting and could be extremely useful to certain projects of us! What would be the recommended way to extract sequence embeddings from the model ? I have a couple of RNA sequences of interest and the aim is to cluster these sequences in terms of some kind of similarity. I guess, computing the cosine from the sequence embeddings would be the way to go. I found the function match in the module module but I couldn't understand why match_score is multiplied with 1.3 in line 148. Some comments on that would be great!

Thank you,

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@Horikitasaku
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I'm not sure why 1.3, but I guess it's for increasing the weight of s?

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