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Taxonova: Deep learning enables fast and confidence-aware microbiome species-level amplicon classification
Accurate species-level taxonomic classification of microbial amplicon sequences remains challenging due to the difficulty of resolving subtle variations within conserved ribosomal regions. Traditional similarity-based methods struggle with short amplicons and sequences with poor database representa
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