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    Omics Data Automation high throughput omics data
    A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each <t>omics</t> type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.
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    Article Title: VaLPAS: Leveraging variation in experimental multi-omics data to elucidate protein function

    Journal: bioRxiv

    doi: 10.64898/2026.03.26.712966

    A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each omics type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.
    Figure Legend Snippet: A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each omics type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.

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    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..

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    Imaging:

    Article Title: Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning for unraveling pathogenesis and advancing precision medicine in autoimmune diseases
    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..

    Transcriptomics:

    Article Title: Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning for unraveling pathogenesis and advancing precision medicine in autoimmune diseases
    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..

    Magnetic Resonance Imaging:

    Article Title: Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning for unraveling pathogenesis and advancing precision medicine in autoimmune diseases
    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..

    Diagnostic Assay:

    Article Title: Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning for unraveling pathogenesis and advancing precision medicine in autoimmune diseases
    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..

    Labeling:

    Article Title: Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning for unraveling pathogenesis and advancing precision medicine in autoimmune diseases
    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..

    Biomarker Discovery:

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    Article Snippet: .. Artificial intelligence (AI) can process and analyze large-scale, complex biomedical data, demonstrating powerful capabilities in interpreting highthroughput omics data.22,23 ML, a subfield of AI, uses statistical methods to train models on large datasets and optimize parameters without explicit programming.24 Deep learning (DL), an important branch of ML, has significantly enhanced the analysis of medical imaging (radiomics, digital pathology), genomics (genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics), immunology, and real-world multimodal data.25 For example, in medical imaging, ML and DL are widely applied to CT and MRI images, offering significant advantages in saving time and reducing inter-observer variability.26 They also improve diagnostic workflows, image standardization, quality enhancement, database mining, content-based indexing, report generation, and semantic labeling.27 Overall, AI-based radiomics can reveal image details beyond the capabilities of the human eye.28,29 In the clinical practice of AIDs, AI also holds great potential in disease diagnosis, treatment response prediction, and clinical outcome assessment. ..



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    A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each omics type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.

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    Figure Lengend Snippet: A) The mean confidence (positive predictive value) for the top 1000 predicted associations calibrated by KEGG module membership is shown for each omics type (rows) and each association type (columns). These results show that the novel AI method provides the best performance for annotating proteins. B) The overlap of associations from autoencoder application to each omics type is shown on left. On right is the overlap of the corresponding proteins/genes involved. This shows that each omics type contributes annotations to different subsets of molecules.

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    Data characteristics of datasets investigated in this study. The data characteristics were calculated on log2-transformed data. ‘mtx’ denotes the entire quantitative matrix of the dataset, where i refers to analytes (rows) and and j to samples (columns). NIPALS = nonlinear iterative partial least squares, PCA = principal component analysis.

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