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Scaling RNA Foundation Models through Iterative Refinement

Biological function in RNA is encoded across scales, from local sequence motifs to long-range structural dependencies. Conventional RNA foundation models couple parameter capacity and inference depth within a fixed architecture, prescribing a fixed computation graph for each inference. Here we present Eco-RNA, an 80M-parameter RNA foundation model that makes inference depth adjustable through learned iterative refinement. Its shared, input-conditioned Transformer core refines sequence representations through repeated application. The iteration count is selected after training and controls effective depth at fixed model parameters. We train across recurrent depths with masked reconstructio...

AuthorsPengan Chen, Liang Hong, Xinyuan Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published9 October 2026
Last updated at source9 October 2026
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