scLT-kit: a versatile toolkit for automated processing and analysis of single-cell lineage tracing data
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scLT-kit automates barcode-quality check, fate metrics & clone-transcriptome mapping, revealing normal vs. drugged cell dynamics across hematopoiesis, C. elegans, and cancer
Survey dissects 5 LLM text-privacy threats in train/inference plus 3 app-centric gaps, urging native safeguards before real-world rollout
Researchers lift FSS from unary to multivariate: two-layer OT-linked binary trees shrink distributed comparison function key size from O(λn²) to O(λn)
MPFToD lifts SOTA 56.3%→61% via three modular tasks and transfers to dialogue acts & more
Tsinghua University Press is pleased to announce the official launch of Ocean (www.sciopen.com/journal/3008-1203), an international, peer-reviewed open-access journal dedicated to advancing research in ocean science, technology, and engineering.
Autonomous driving systems increasingly rely on data-driven approaches, yet many still struggle with reasoning, handling rare scenarios, and transparently explaining their actions. A new study introduces DriveMLM, a multi-modal large language model framework that aligns language-based reasoning with structured behavioral planning states, enabling full closed-loop driving in realistic simulators. By integrating multi-view images, LiDAR inputs, traffic rules, and natural-language instructions, DriveMLM generates both driving decisions and human-readable explanations that map directly to vehicle control. The system significantly improves safety, adaptability, and interpretability, demonstrating how large language models (LLMs) can advance the next generation of autonomous driving technology.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – The United Arab Emirates has launched Abu Dhabi’s AI Ecosystem for Global Agricultural Development, a platform designed to bring AI solutions to climate-exposed agricultural regions and support the communities most affected by shifting weather patterns.