@arcinstitute: Nearly 300 teams have already submitted to the Virtual Cell Challenge leaderboard to see how their initial models rank …
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Nearly 300 teams have submitted initial models to the Virtual Cell Challenge leaderboard, with current standings based on six metrics this year.
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Nearly 300 teams have already submitted to the Virtual Cell Challenge leaderboard to see how their initial models rank on this year’s six metrics.
Here’s the current standing: https://t.co/t9WmmJu63o
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