SequenceME genetic study - from Oxford Nanopore Technologies, the University of Edinburgh and Action for ME

[neophyte32]

This is all very encouraging!
In short, we have to wait 2 to 3 years before we get any initial answers about this disease.

This will coincide with the results of the Fluge and Mella trials. 2028/2029, a real challenge for those who are bedridden, but we have a goal.

 

[mariovitali]

At 42:50, Saddie Whitaker asks @Chris Ponting about the use of Large Language Models after having acknowledged their weaknesses.

@Chris Ponting then mentions about being in talks with"very high-powered machine learning organisations" . Will there be an update on which organisations these are? I wonder how larger the actual SequenceME data be and what kind of resources will be needed to apply machine learning methods to this kind of data.

 

[Andy]

Will there be an update on which organisations these are?

Should they prove to be fruitful talks then yes, I would imagine there would be.

I wonder how larger the actual SequenceME data be and what kind of resources will be needed to apply machine learning methods to this kind of data.

All I know is that over 1 petabyte of storage will be needed for the first 6k sequences.