GenVarLoader: An accelerated dataloader for applying deep learning to personalized genomics
David LaubiD, Aaron Ho, Loukik Raina, Jeff JaureguyiD, Adam KlieiD, Rany M. SalemiD, Graham McVickeriD, Hannah K. CarteriD
Abstract
Deep learning sequence models trained on personalized genomics can improve variant effect prediction, however, applications of these models are limited by computational requirements for storing and reading large datasets. We address this with GenVarLoader, which stores personalized genomic data in new memory-mapped formats with optimal data locality to achieve [~]1,000x faster throughput and [~]2,000x better compression compared to existing alternatives.
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