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Score target proposals against a Borzoi chromatin accessibility MORSE objective.
API Reference
Configuration for Borzoi chromatin accessibility MORSE scoring.
enum
default:"human"
Borzoi species head to use: human or mouse.Options:
human, mousestring
default:".--. .-. --- - ---"
Morse pattern; use ’.’, ’-’, and spaces between letters.
integer
default:"25"
Length of each dot window.
integer
default:"75"
Length of each dash window.
integer
default:"25"
Gap between symbols within a letter.
integer
default:"75"
Gap between letters in the Morse pattern.
integer
default:"0"
Target-relative start coordinate where the Morse pattern begins.
enum
default:"global_max"
Scale signal by full-output max, target-region max, or not at all.Options:
global_max, region_max, nonenumber
default:"0.0"
Minimum normalized high-minus-low signal margin to reward.
number
default:"0.0"
Penalty weight when the normalized contrast margin is too small.
number
default:"0.0"
Reward weight for larger raw target signal range.
number
default:"0.0"
Reward weight for larger raw signal in dot and dash windows.
number
default:"0.0"
Penalty weight for larger raw signal in gap windows.
enum
default:"log1p"
Transform for raw amplitude and window-mean reward terms.Options:
log1p, identitystring
default:"cuda"
CUDA device for Borzoi inference.
integer
default:"1"
Candidate sequences per Borzoi model batch.
integer
default:"0"
Leading target bases to ignore before accessibility scoring.
List[integer]
default:"[1901]"
Borzoi chromatin-accessibility tracks; defaults by organism.
enum
default:"mean"
How to combine Borzoi replicate signals.Options:
mean, min, std, lcbUsage
python