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MTM: a multi-task learning framework to predict individualized tissue gene expression profiles

Guangyi He, Maiyue Chen, Yingnan BianiD, Ence YangiD

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Abstract

Predicting tissue expression profiles from peripheral surrogate samples, especially blood transcriptome, has become an effective alternative when invasive procedures are not ideal. However, existing approaches ignore tissue-shared intrinsic relevance, inevitably limiting predictive performance. Here, we propose a unified deep learning-based multi-task learning framework, Multi-tissue Transcriptome Mapping (MTM), enabling the prediction of individualized expression profiles from any available tissue of an individual. By jointly leveraging individualized cross-tissue information through multi-task learning, MTM achieves superior sample-level and gene-level performance. With the high prediction accuracy and the ability to preserve individualized biological variations, MTM could facilitate both fundamental and clinical biomedical research.

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