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PerturbBridge: Direct Phenotypic Supervision for Cellular Perturbation Generation

Virtual cell models should capture phenotypes induced by specific perturbations. However, image-based models are typically trained and evaluated to match real-image distributions, which alone does not explicitly prioritize perturbation-specific biological responses. Recent approaches add biological signals through reinforcement-learning post-training or inference-time steering, raising a central question: where should biological response information enter the generative pipeline? We introduce PerturbBridge, a stochastic data-to-data bridge model that directly supervises perturbation-specific phenotypes in predicted perturbed images during training. PerturbBridge jointly optimizes bridge r...

AuthorsYucheng Yang, Xiaoxiao Sun, Huangqingbo Sun et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published12 October 2026
Last updated at source12 October 2026
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