
Yasha Ektefaie
@yektefaie
Bioinformatics PhD Student @HarvardDBMI | @UCBerkeley 2020 graduate in @BerkeleyBioE + @Berkeley_EECS | Fan of movies, music, and running!
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Are biomedical AI models truly as smart as they seem? Yasha Ektefaie rdcu.be/d2D0z Our Nature Machine Intelligence paper introduces SPECTRA, a framework that evaluates models by considering the full spectrum of cross-split overlap: train-test similarity SPECTRA reveals gaps in


Evaluating generalizability of artificial intelligence models for molecular datasets Nature Machine Intelligence 1. Introducing SPECTRA: A novel spectral framework that comprehensively evaluates the generalizability of machine learning models for molecular datasets by analyzing performance



Medicine thrives on knowledge, yet clinical vocabularies are fragmented. AI struggles to unify this knowledge, creating a gap in precision medicine. Excited to share unified clinical vocabulary embeddings, a project led by stellar Ruthie Johnson Half of healthcare foundation AI



What if you could rewind time, tweak a decision, and watch the future unfold differently, one precise edit at a time? That’s exactly what CLEF does for sequences in biology and medicine Michelle M. Li (李敏蕊) Controllable sequence editing: generate precise, time-sensitive



Excited to be a mentor for LOGML Summer School! If you want to come to London and work with me on an exciting project on the intersection of GraphML and medicine --sign up!






🚨 New model alert! 🚨 Can we improve the generalizability of PLMs by teaching them to reason over sequences? Check out Andrew Shen @ ICLR 2025’s tweetorial on Phyla, our new model for multiple sequence reasoning 🧬 Spotlight talk at #ICLR2025 LMRL — don’t miss it! 👇

Had a great time presenting RLDIF yesterday GEMBio Workshop at #ICLR2025! As a bonus got some seed money from a pitch with Aviv Spinner on an exciting new project, more on that later 👀
