Geneformer V2-316M attention edges, layer 6 (Kendiukhov 2026)
Attention from layer 6, averaged over heads and cells (RPE1 only).
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| Configuration: Geneformer V2-316M attention edges, layer 6 (Kendiukhov 2026) | Protocol: Perturbation-first AUROC, RPE1 CRISPRi (Kendiukhov 2026) Dataset subset: Replogle genome-scale CRISPRi, RPE1, 1,251 evaluable perturbations (Kendiukhov 2026) | 0.776 AUROC (per-perturbation AUROC for DE targets, summarised over perturbations; RPE1 CRISPRi) unitless · higher Uncertainty: Not reported by the source Coverage: Not reported scored / Not reported eligible | Independent external evaluation · Source checkedMethods, coverage and sourcegfm-guides-20261014-kendiukhov2026-protocol-pf-rpe1-crispri Aggregation: Not reported Systematic evaluation of single-cell foundation model interpretability: attention-derived edge scores add no incremental value over gene-level features for perturbation-target prediction (Kendiukhov 2026, BMC Genomics 27:634) · Page 10, 'Context-dependent attention-correlation relationship', sentence 4: 'L6: 0.776' |
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- Systematic evaluation of single-cell foundation model interpretability: attention-derived edge scores add no incremental value over gene-level features for perturbation-target prediction (Kendiukhov 2026, BMC Genomics 27:634) · Original source · Version of record, BMC Genomics 27:634, published 2026-07-22 (received 2026-03-10, accepted 2026-05-14)
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Stable ID: gfm-guides-20261014-kendiukhov2026-config-geneformer-v2-316m-attention-l6
- areas
- single-cell; biological-networks
- contexts
- research
- method types
- foundation_model
- reported name
- Geneformer V2-316M attention L6
- foundation model eligible
- true
- representation
- Attention from layer 6, averaged over heads and cells (RPE1 only).
- source locator
- Page 13 'Models and data', 'Attention extraction and edge score computation', 'Model coverage by analysis family'
- training setting
- Zero-shot; pretrained weights, attention read out without fine-tuning
- checkpoint
- Geneformer V2-316M, HuggingFace ctheodoris/Geneformer subfolder Geneformer-V2-316M (18 layers, 18 heads), loaded with attn_implementation='eager'; revision not stated
- version
- Geneformer V2-316M
- access reuse
- Analysis code github.com/Biodyn-AI/biomechinterp-framework and Zenodo 10.5281/zenodo.18701417; not pinned to a commit in the article