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PRSformer: Disease Prediction from Million-Scale Individual Genotypes
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Introduces PRSformer, a scalable deep learning architecture for disease risk prediction from million-scale individual-level genotypes, aiming to capture genetic interactions beyond linear summary-statistic polygenic risk scores.
Problem
Predicting disease risk from individual genotypes at biobank scale (N>10^6 individuals, L>10^5 genotype features), where current methods are often linear and rely on summary statistics, missing complex interactions and individual-level information.
Approach
A scalable transformer-based deep learning model applied directly to individual-level genotypes to capture complex genetic interactions for polygenic risk prediction, in contrast to linear summary-statistic PRS methods.
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