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Benchmarking ensemble and deep learning models for drought-responsive gene prioritisation in rice using multi-omics data
Identifying drought-responsive genes is critical for climate-resilient crop breeding, yet computational gene–trait association often relies on single-omics or generalized genomic datasets. Optimal algorithm selection for high-dimensional, small multi-omics datasets also remains a persistent challen
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