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Flashzoi: an enhanced Borzoi for accelerated genomic analysis.
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motivationAccurately predicting how DNA sequence drives gene regulation and how genetic variants alter gene expression is a central challenge in genomics. Borzoi, which models over ten thousand genomic assays including RNA-seq coverage from over half a megabase of sequence context alone promises to become an important foundation model in regulatory genomics, both for massively annotating variants and for further model development. However, the currently used relative positional encodings limit Borzoi's computational efficiency.
resultsWe present Flashzoi, an enhanced Borzoi model that leverages rotary positional encodings and FlashAttention-2. This achieves over 3-fold faster training and inference and up to 2.4-fold reduced memory usage, while maintaining or improving accuracy in modeling various genomic assays including RNA-seq coverage, predicting variant effects, and enhancer-promoter linking. Flashzoi's improved efficiency facilitates large-scale genomic analyses and opens avenues for exploring more complex regulatory mechanisms and modeling. AVAILABILITY AND IMPLEMENTATION: The Flashzoi model architecture is part of the MIT-licensed borzoi-pytorch package, can be found at https://github.com/johahi/borzoi-pytorch and installed via pip. Model weights for all four Flashzoi and Borzoi replicates are available at https://huggingface.co/johahi under the MIT license. The code has been archived at https://zenodo.org/records/15669913.
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