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2023
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Ashley Nicole Babjac, Zhixiu Lu, Scott J. Emrich:
CodonBERT: Using BERT for Sentiment Analysis to Better Predict Genes with Low Expression. BCB 2023: 29:1-29:6
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Ashley Babjac, Owen Queen, Shawn-Patrick Barhorst, Kambiz Kalhor, Andrew D. Steen, Scott J. Emrich:
Adapting Protein Language Models for Explainable Fine-Grained Evolutionary Pattern Discovery. BIBM 2023: 2609-2616
2022
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Ashley Babjac, Taylor M. Royalty, Andrew D. Steen, Scott J. Emrich:
A comparison of dimensionality reduction methods for large biological data. BCB 2022: 15:1-15:7
2021
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Ashley Babjac, Jun Li, Scott J. Emrich:
Fine-Grained Synonymous Codon Usage Patterns and their Potential Role in Functional Protein Production. BIBM 2021: 2187-2193

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