Count-FM is a new flow-matching method for count data based on birth-death processes that achieves better sample quality with fewer parameters than baselines on simulations and real scRNA-seq and spike-train data.
Nature methods15(12), 1053–1058 (2018)
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Flow Matching for Count Data
Count-FM is a new flow-matching method for count data based on birth-death processes that achieves better sample quality with fewer parameters than baselines on simulations and real scRNA-seq and spike-train data.