Transcriptome
prediction
from
genetic
variation
data
is
an
important
task
in
the
privacy-preserving
and
biometrics
field,
which
can
better
protect
genomic
achieve
biometric
recognition
through
transcriptome.
Many
transcriptome
methods
have
achieved
good
accuracy
data.
However,
these
traditional
problems
of
linear
assumption,
overfitting,
expose
personal
privacy,
extensive
manual
optimization.
To
solve
shortcomings,
we
propose
attention-based
model
named
RATPM
that
improves
protects
participant
In
RATPM,
introduce
improve
deep
learning
with
multi-head
self-attention
into
stage
Predixcan,
uncovers
non-linear
relationship
between
Moreover,
a
residual
attention
module
to
generate
attention-aware
features
extract
more
accurate
at
different
levels
variation.
Furthermore,
BERT
pre-training
encode
fully
utilizing
their
contextual
information.
Our
research
enables
scientific
institutions
publish
only
predicted
transcriptomic
for
purposes,
thus
protecting
information
subjects.
Finally,
evaluated
our
on
1000
Genomes
Geuvadis
projects
datasets
compare
other
baseline
models.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: July 5, 2024
Abstract
Large
language
models
(LLMs)
are
seen
to
have
tremendous
potential
in
advancing
medical
diagnosis
recently,
particularly
dermatological
diagnosis,
which
is
a
very
important
task
as
skin
and
subcutaneous
diseases
rank
high
among
the
leading
contributors
global
burden
of
nonfatal
diseases.
Here
we
present
SkinGPT-4,
an
interactive
dermatology
diagnostic
system
based
on
multimodal
large
models.
We
aligned
pre-trained
vision
transformer
with
LLM
named
Llama-2-13b-chat
by
collecting
extensive
collection
disease
images
(comprising
52,929
publicly
available
proprietary
images)
along
clinical
concepts
doctors’
notes,
designing
two-step
training
strategy.
quantitatively
evaluated
SkinGPT-4
150
real-life
cases
board-certified
dermatologists.
With
users
could
upload
their
own
photos
for
autonomously
evaluate
images,
identify
characteristics
categories
conditions,
perform
in-depth
analysis,
provide
treatment
recommendations.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(44)
Published: Oct. 3, 2024
Abstract
With
the
fast‐growing
and
evolving
omics
data,
demand
for
streamlined
adaptable
tools
to
handle
bioinformatics
analysis
continues
grow.
In
response
this
need,
Automated
Bioinformatics
Analysis
(AutoBA)
is
introduced,
an
autonomous
AI
agent
designed
explicitly
fully
automated
multi‐omic
analyses
based
on
large
language
models
(LLMs).
AutoBA
simplifies
analytical
process
by
requiring
minimal
user
input
while
delivering
detailed
step‐by‐step
plans
various
tasks.
AutoBA's
unique
capacity
self‐design
processes
data
variations
further
underscores
its
versatility.
Compared
with
online
bioinformatic
services,
offers
multiple
LLM
backends,
options
both
local
usage,
prioritizing
security
privacy.
comparison
ChatGPT
open‐source
LLMs,
code
repair
(ACR)
mechanism
in
improve
stability
end‐to‐end
Moreover,
different
from
predefined
pipeline,
has
adaptability
sync
emerging
tools.
Overall,
represents
advanced
convenient
tool,
offering
robustness
conventional
analyses.
NAR Genomics and Bioinformatics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(2)
Published: March 29, 2025
Abstract
The
convergence
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
and
biomedical
data
is
transforming
precision
medicine
by
enabling
the
use
genetic
risk
factors
(GRFs)
for
customized
healthcare
services
based
on
individual
needs.
Although
GRFs
play
an
essential
role
in
disease
susceptibility,
progression,
therapeutic
outcomes,
a
gap
exists
exploring
their
contribution
to
AI-powered
medicine.
This
paper
addresses
this
need
investigating
significance
potential
utilizing
with
AI
medical
field.
We
examine
applications,
particularly
emphasizing
impact
prediction,
treatment
personalization,
overall
improvement.
review
explores
application
algorithms
optimize
GRFs,
aiming
advance
screening,
patient
stratification,
drug
discovery,
understanding
mechanisms.
Through
variety
case
studies
examples,
we
demonstrate
incorporating
facilitated
into
practice,
resulting
more
precise
diagnoses,
targeted
therapies,
improved
outcomes.
underscores
empowered
AI,
enhance
improving
diagnostic
accuracy,
precision,
individualized
solutions.
Medical Image Analysis,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
101, P. 103497 - 103497
Published: Feb. 14, 2025
Federated
learning
holds
great
potential
for
enabling
large-scale
healthcare
research
and
collaboration
across
multiple
centers
while
ensuring
data
privacy
security
are
not
compromised.
Although
numerous
recent
studies
suggest
or
utilize
federated
based
methods
in
healthcare,
it
remains
unclear
which
ones
have
clinical
utility.
This
review
paper
considers
analyzes
the
most
up
to
May
2024
that
describe
healthcare.
After
a
thorough
review,
we
find
vast
majority
appropriate
use
due
their
methodological
flaws
and/or
underlying
biases
include
but
limited
concerns,
generalization
issues,
communication
costs.
As
result,
effectiveness
of
is
significantly
To
overcome
these
challenges,
provide
recommendations
promising
opportunities
might
be
implemented
resolve
problems
improve
quality
model
development
with
Real-time
water
quality
risk
management
in
wastewater
treatment
plants
(WWTPs)
requires
extensive
data,
and
data
sharing
is
still
just
a
slogan
due
to
privacy
issues.
Here
we
show
an
adaptive
system
federated
averaging
(AWSFA)
framework
based
on
learning
(FL),
where
the
model
does
not
access
but
uses
parameters
trained
by
raw
data.
The
study
collected
from
six
WWTPs
between
2018
2024,
developed
10
machine
models
for
each
effluent
indicator,
with
best
performance
bidirectional
long-term
memory
network
(BM)
as
Baseline.
Compared
direct
training
classical
(FedAvg),
AWSFA
reduces
mean
absolute
percentage
error
(MAPE)
of
BM
significantly.
Analysis
input
dimensions,
set
size,
interpretability
reveals
that
improvement
driven
complexity
algorithm
design
via
parameter
sharing.
By
simulation
possible
disturbances
quality,
remained
robust
when
50%
key
features
were
missing.
provides
way
forward
preservation
systems
offers
theoretical
support
digital
transformation
era
big
model.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Oct. 6, 2023
Abstract
Revoking
personal
private
data
is
one
of
the
basic
human
rights.
However,
such
right
often
overlooked
or
infringed
upon
due
to
increasing
collection
and
use
patient
for
model
training.
In
order
secure
patients’
be
forgotten,
we
proposed
a
solution
by
using
auditing
guide
forgetting
process,
where
means
determining
whether
dataset
has
been
used
train
requires
information
query
forgotten
from
target
model.
We
unified
these
two
tasks
introducing
an
approach
called
knowledge
purification.
To
implement
our
solution,
developed
audit
forget
software
(AFS),
which
able
evaluate
revoke
pre-trained
deep
learning
models.
Here,
show
usability
AFS
its
application
potential
in
real-world
intelligent
healthcare
enhance
privacy
protection
revocation