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  ## Abouts
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  The Gener Tasks currently includes 2 subtasks:
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- * The gene classification task assesses the model's ability to understand short to medium-length sequences, ranging from 100 to 5000 bp. It includes six different gene types and control samples drawn from non-gene regions, with balanced sampling from six distinct eukaryotic taxonomic groups in RefSeq. The classification goal is to predict the gene type.
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- * The taxonomic classification task is designed to assess the model's comprehension of longer sequences, which include both gene and predominantly non-gene regions, ranging in length from 10,000 to 100,000 bp. Samples are similarly balanced and sourced from RefSeq across the same six taxonomic groups, with the objective being to predict the taxonomic group of each sample.
 
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  ## How to use
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  ```python
 
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+ * The gene classification task assesses the model's ability to understand short to medium-length sequences. It includes six different gene types and control samples drawn from non-gene regions, with balanced sampling from six distinct eukaryotic taxonomic groups in RefSeq. The classification goal is to predict the gene type.
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+ * The taxonomic classification task is designed to assess the model's comprehension of longer sequences, which include both gene and predominantly non-gene regions. Samples are similarly balanced and sourced from RefSeq across the same six taxonomic groups, with the objective being to predict the taxonomic group of each sample.
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+ Note: The taxonomic classification dataset is substantial (2GB), which may result in extended training and evaluation time. To accommodate the model's maximum context length, we implement left truncation for sequences that exceed this limit."
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  ## How to use
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  ```python