Alessandro Palma (@ale__palmaa) 's Twitter Profile
Alessandro Palma

@ale__palmaa

PhD student at @HelmholtzMunich and @TU_Muenchen | ML and computational biology

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calendar_today18-06-2022 17:29:43

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Luca Eyring @ICLR (@lucaeyring) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dealing with undesired distribution shifts in unpaired translation tasks? Our #ICLR2024 paper shows how to mitigate them leveraging Unbalanced OT! We propose a method to incorporate unbalancedness into any neural Monge map estimator and demonstrate the benefits of unbalancedness.

Dealing with undesired distribution shifts in unpaired translation tasks? Our #ICLR2024 paper shows how to mitigate them leveraging Unbalanced OT!
We propose a method to incorporate unbalancedness into any neural Monge map estimator and demonstrate the benefits of unbalancedness.
Jan Engelmann (@janxengelmann) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mixed Models with Multiple Instance Learning (MixMIL) received an Oral & Outstanding Student Paper award at AISTATS Conference last week! 🏆 MixMIL enables accurate & interpretable patient label prediction from single-cell data by adding attention to GLMMs.#singlecell #MachineLearning

Mixed Models with Multiple Instance Learning (MixMIL) received an Oral &amp; Outstanding Student Paper award at <a href="/aistats_conf/">AISTATS Conference</a> last week! 🏆
MixMIL enables accurate &amp; interpretable patient label prediction from single-cell data by adding attention to GLMMs.#singlecell #MachineLearning
Simon Geisler (@geisler_si) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We introduce Spatio-Spectral GNNs (S²GNNs) – an effective modeling paradigm via the synergy of spatially and spectrally parametrized graph conv. S²GNNs generalize the spatial + FFT conv. of State Space Models like H3/Hyena. Joint work w/ Arthur Kosmala Daniel Herbst Stephan Günnemann

Yuge Ji (@_yji_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you run functional assays? Wish you could get more results without having to scale? If you’re not using Prophet, you’re leaving potential on the table. (Warning: pitch not tweetorial)

Jan Schuchardt (@schuchardtjan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Deep learning with differential privacy can protect sensitive information of individuals. But what about groups of multiple users? We answer this question in our #NeurIPS2024 paper arxiv.org/abs/2403.04867 Joint work w/ Mihail Stoian Arthur Kosmala Stephan GĂĽnnemann. #Neurips (1/7)

Dominik Klein (@dominik1klein) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/6 Looking for neural estimators of entropic #OptimalTransport or simply cool applications of #FlowMatching? Excited by novel generative modeling tools for #SingleCell data? Check out our #GENOT #NeurIPS paper tinyurl.com/yc5deeke!

1/6 Looking for neural estimators of entropic #OptimalTransport or simply cool applications of #FlowMatching? Excited by novel generative modeling tools for #SingleCell data? Check out our #GENOT #NeurIPS paper tinyurl.com/yc5deeke!
Fabian Theis (@fabian_theis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/🚀 Excited to share RegVelo, our new computational model combining RNA velocity with gene regulatory network (GRN) dynamics to model cellular changes and predict in silico perturbations. Here's how it works and why it matters! 🧵👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

1/🚀 Excited to share RegVelo, our new computational model combining RNA velocity with gene regulatory network (GRN) dynamics to model cellular changes and predict in silico perturbations. Here's how it works and why it matters! 🧵👇
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Mo Lotfollahi (@mo_lotfollahi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

(1/8) IMPA is published now in Nature Communications. (a) It can generate phenotypic cell painting/microscopy data images under unseen drug and genetic perturbations. (b) It learns a perturbation map of treatment similarities (small molecules together with genetic) and (c) it corrects

(1/8) IMPA is published now in <a href="/NatureComms/">Nature Communications</a>. (a) It can generate phenotypic cell painting/microscopy data images under unseen drug and genetic perturbations. (b) It learns a perturbation map of treatment similarities (small molecules together with genetic) and (c) it corrects
Karin Hrovatin (@khrovatin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To figure out what it takes to make flow matching models solve single-cell biology questions, I discussed with Alessandro Palma, Doron Haviv, and Lazar Atanackovic. The insights they shared are presented here: tinyurl.com/278s5m58 Alessandro Palma Doron Haviv Lazar Atanackovic

Leon Hetzel (@leon_het) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to announce that we just presented „MAGNet: Motif-Agnostic Generation of Molecules from Scaffolds“ at #ICLR2025 🧲 Johanna Sommer Bastian Grossenbacher-Rieck Fabian Theis Stephan Günnemann For those who couldn’t make it to our spotlight: openreview.net/forum?id=5FXKg…

Thrilled to announce that we just presented „MAGNet: Motif-Agnostic Generation of Molecules from Scaffolds“ at #ICLR2025 🧲

<a href="/j_m_sommer/">Johanna Sommer</a> <a href="/Pseudomanifold/">Bastian Grossenbacher-Rieck</a> <a href="/fabian_theis/">Fabian Theis</a> <a href="/guennemann/">Stephan GĂĽnnemann</a> 

For those who couldn’t make it to our spotlight: openreview.net/forum?id=5FXKg…
Andrea Dittadi (@andrea_dittadi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I meant to tweet my ICLR papers before the conference, but figured I'd wait until it was comically late. If you’ve got a time machine, drop by our posters! If not, here's a thread of links to the papers, with aggressively brief summaries. Huge credit to brilliant co-authors! 0/5

Lucrezia Valeriani (@lucrevaleriani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to be in Boston to present nf-core/tumourevo pipeline, a joint effort from all the Cancer Data Science Lab at UniversitĂ  di Trieste! Thank to our PI Giulio Caravagna and Nicola Calonaci for the supervision and also to my colleagues for the effort! Check out at nf-co.re/tumourevo/dev/

Lisa Sikkema (@sikkemalisa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Analyzing your single-cell data by mapping to a reference atlas? Then how do you know the mapping actually worked, and you’re not analyzing mapping-induced artifacts? We developed mapQC, a mapping evaluation tool biorxiv.org/content/10.110… from the Fabian Theis lab. Let’s dive in🧵

Analyzing your single-cell data by mapping to a reference atlas? Then how do you know the mapping actually worked, and you’re not analyzing mapping-induced artifacts? We developed mapQC, a mapping evaluation tool biorxiv.org/content/10.110… from the <a href="/fabian_theis/">Fabian Theis</a> lab. Let’s dive in🧵
Jan Schuchardt (@schuchardtjan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How private is DP-SGD for self-supervised training on sequences? Our #ICML2025 spotlight shows that it can be very private—if you parameterize it right! 📜arxiv.org/abs/2502.02410 #icml Joint work w/ M. Dalirrooyfard, J. Guzelkabaagac, A. Schneider, Y. Nevmyvaka, Stephan Günnemann 1/6

Marten Lienen (@martenlienen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Real data is noisy but HiPPO assumes it's clean. Our UnHiPPO initialization resists noise with implicit Kalman filtering and makes SSMs robust without architecture changes. #ICML poster: Thu 11am E-2409 Paper: openreview.net/forum?id=U8GUm… Code: github.com/martenlienen/u… w/ Stephan Günnemann

Real data is noisy but HiPPO assumes it's clean. Our UnHiPPO initialization resists noise with implicit Kalman filtering and makes SSMs robust without architecture changes.

#ICML poster: Thu 11am E-2409
Paper: openreview.net/forum?id=U8GUm…
Code: github.com/martenlienen/u…

w/ <a href="/guennemann/">Stephan GĂĽnnemann</a>