Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to artificial intelligence-based determination of analyte data for base calling. In particular, the technology disclosed uses input image data that is derived from a sequence of images. Each image in the sequence of images represents an imaged region and depicts intensity emissions indicative of one or more analytes and a surrounding background of the intensity emissions at a respective one of a plurality of sequencing cycles of a sequencing run. The input image data comprises image patches extracted from each image in the sequence of images. The input image data is processed through a neural network to generate an alternative representation of the input image data. The alternative representation is processed through an output layer to generate an output indicating properties of respective portions of the imaged region.

Abstract: The technology disclosed assigns quality scores to bases called by a neural network-based base caller by (i) quantizing classification scores of predicted base calls produced by the neural network-based base caller in response to processing training data during training, (ii) selecting a set of quantized classification scores, (iii) for each quantized classification score in the set, determining a base calling error rate by comparing its predicted base calls to corresponding ground truth base calls, (iv) determining a fit between the quantized classification scores and their base calling error rates, and (v) correlating the quality scores to the quantized classification scores based on the fit.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to generating ground truth training data to train a neural network-based template generator for cluster metadata determination task. In particular, it relates to accessing sequencing images, obtaining, from a base caller, a base call classifying each subpixel in the sequencing images as one of four bases (A, C, T, and G), generating a cluster map that identifies clusters as disjointed regions of contiguous subpixels which share a substantially matching base call sequence, determining cluster metadata based on the disjointed regions in the cluster map, and using the cluster metadata to generate the ground truth training data for training the neural network-based template generator for the cluster metadata determination task.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to artificial intelligence-based base calling. The technology disclosed relates to accessing a progression of per-cycle analyte channel sets generated for sequencing cycles of a sequencing run, processing, through a neural network-based base caller (NNBC), windows of per-cycle analyte channel sets in the progression for the windows of sequencing cycles of the sequencing run such that the NNBC processes a subject window of per-cycle analyte channel sets in the progression for the subject window of sequencing cycles of the sequencing run and generates provisional base call predictions for three or more sequencing cycles in the subject window of sequencing cycles, from multiple windows in which a particular sequencing cycle appeared at different positions, using the NNBC to generate provisional base call predictions for the particular sequencing cycle, and determining a base call for the particular sequencing cycle based on the plurality of base call predictions.

Abstract: Embodiments provided herein relate to methods and compositions for preparing an immobilized library of barcoded DNA fragments of a target nucleic acid, identifying genomic variants, determining the contiguity information, phasing information, and methylation status of the target nucleic acid.

Abstract: The technology disclosed processes input data through a neural network and produces an alternative representation of the input data. The input data includes per-cycle image data for each of one or more sequencing cycles of a sequencing run. The per-cycle image data depicts intensity emissions of one or more analytes and their surrounding background captured at a respective sequencing cycle. The technology disclosed processes the alternative representation through an output layer and producing an output and base calls one or more of the analytes at one or more of the sequencing cycles based on the output.

Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods for non-volatile storage include a well activation device operable to modify one or more wells from a plurality of wells of a flow cell to provide a set of readable wells. Readable wells are configured to allow exposure of a well to substances from nucleotide sequencing fluids, and prevent exposure to other substances and fluids, such as nucleotide synthesizing fluids. The well activation device may also modify wells to provide a set of writeable wells. This set of wells is configured to allow exposure to the nucleotide synthesizing fluids and substances; and prevent exposure to the nucleotide sequencing fluids and substances. There may also be provisions made for risk mitigation for data errors such as generating commands to write specified data to a nucleotide sequence associated with a particular location in a storage device, reading the nucleotide sequence and performing a comparison.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to artificial intelligence-based base calling. The technology disclosed relates to accessing a progression of per-cycle analyte channel sets generated for sequencing cycles of a sequencing run, processing, through a neural network-based base caller (NNBC), windows of per-cycle analyte channel sets in the progression for the windows of sequencing cycles of the sequencing run such that the NNBC processes a subject window of per-cycle analyte channel sets in the progression for the subject window of sequencing cycles of the sequencing run and generates provisional base call predictions for three or more sequencing cycles in the subject window of sequencing cycles, from multiple windows in which a particular sequencing cycle appeared at different positions, using the NNBC to generate provisional base call predictions for the particular sequencing cycle, and determining a base call for the particular sequencing cycle based on the plurality of base call predictions.

Abstract: The technology disclosed processes input data through a neural network and produces an alternative representation of the input data. The input data includes per-cycle image data for each of one or more sequencing cycles of a sequencing run. The per-cycle image data depicts intensity emissions of one or more analytes and their surrounding background captured at a respective sequencing cycle. The technology disclosed processes the alternative representation through an output layer and producing an output and base calls one or more of the analytes at one or more of the sequencing cycles based on the output.

Abstract: The technology disclosed assigns quality scores to bases called by a neural network-based base caller by (i) quantizing classification scores of predicted base calls produced by the neural network-based base caller in response to processing training data during training, (ii) selecting a set of quantized classification scores, (iii) for each quantized classification score in the set, determining a base calling error rate by comparing its predicted base calls to corresponding ground truth base calls, (iv) determining a fit between the quantized classification scores and their base calling error rates, and (v) correlating the quality scores to the quantized classification scores based on the fit.

Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods for non-volatile storage include a well activation device operable to modify one or more wells from a plurality of wells of a flow cell to provide a set of readable wells. Readable wells are configured to allow exposure of a well to substances from nucleotide sequencing fluids, and prevent exposure to other substances and fluids, such as nucleotide synthesizing fluids. The well activation device may also modify wells to provide a set of writeable wells. This set of wells is configured to allow exposure to the nucleotide synthesizing fluids and substances; and prevent exposure to the nucleotide sequencing fluids and substances. There may also be provisions made for risk mitigation for data errors such as generating commands to write specified data to a nucleotide sequence associated with a particular location in a storage device, reading the nucleotide sequence and performing a comparison.

Abstract: A method of progressively training a base caller is disclosed. The method includes initially training a base caller, and generating labelled training data using the initially trained base caller; and (i) further training the base caller with analyte comprising organism base sequences, and generating labelled training data using the further trained base caller. The method includes iteratively further training the base caller by repeating step (i) for N iterations, which includes further training the base caller for N1 iterations of the N iterations with analyte comprising a first organism base sequence, and further training the base caller for N2 iterations of the N iterations with analyte comprising a second organism base sequence. A complexity of neural network configurations loaded in the base caller monotonically increases with the N iterations, and labelled training data generated during an iteration is used to train the base caller during an immediate subsequent iteration.

Abstract: A system, a method and a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for base calling are described. The base calling method includes processing through a neural network first image data comprising images of clusters and their surrounding background captured by a sequencing system for one or more sequencing cycles of a sequencing run. The base calling method further includes producing a base call for one or more of the clusters of the one or more sequencing cycles of the sequencing run.

Abstract: A method of progressively training a base caller is disclosed. The method includes iteratively initially training a base caller with analyte comprising a single-oligo base sequence, and generating labelled training data using the initially trained base caller. At operations (i), the base caller is further trained with analyte comprising multi-oligo base sequences, and labelled training data is generated using the further trained base caller. Operations (i) are iteratively repeated to further train the base caller. In an example, during at least one iteration, a complexity of neural network configuration loaded within the base caller is increased. In an example, labelled training data generated during an iteration is used to train the base caller during an immediate subsequent iteration.

Abstract: A neural network processes sequencing images on a patch-by-patch basis for base calling. The sequencing images depict intensity emissions of a set of analytes. The patches depict the intensity emissions for a subset of the analytes and have undiverse intensity patterns due to limited base diversity. The neural network has convolution filters that have receptive fields confined to the patches. The convolution filters detect intensity patterns in the patches with losses in detection due to the undiverse intensity patterns and confined receptive fields. An intensity contextualization unit determines intensity context data based on intensity values in the images. The data flow logic appends the intensity context data to the sequencing images to generate intensity contextualized images. The neural network applies the convolution filters on the intensity contextualized images and generates base call classifications.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to generating ground truth training data to train a neural network-based template generator for cluster metadata determination task. In particular, it relates to accessing sequencing images, obtaining, from a base caller, a base call classifying each subpixel in the sequencing images as one of four bases (A, C, T, and G), generating a cluster map that identifies clusters as disjointed regions of contiguous subpixels which share a substantially matching base call sequence, determining cluster metadata based on the disjointed regions in the cluster map, and using the cluster metadata to generate the ground truth training data for training the neural network-based template generator for the cluster metadata determination task.

Abstract: Embodiments provided herein relate to methods and compositions for preparing an immobilized library of barcoded DNA fragments of a target nucleic acid, identifying genomic variants, determining the contiguity information, phasing information, and methylation status of the target nucleic acid.

Abstract: The technology disclosed processes a first input through a first neural network and produces a first output. The first input comprises first image data derived from images of analytes and their surrounding background captured by a sequencing system for a sequencing run. The technology disclosed processes the first output through a post-processor and produces metadata about the analytes and their surrounding background. The technology disclosed processes a second input through a second neural network and produces a second output. The second input comprises third image data derived by modifying second image data based on the metadata. The second image data is derived from the images of the analytes and their surrounding background. The second output identifies base calls for one or more of the analytes at one or more sequencing cycles of the sequencing run.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to generating ground truth training data to train a neural network-based template generator for cluster metadata determination task. In particular, it relates to accessing sequencing images, obtaining, from a base caller, a base call classifying each subpixel in the sequencing images as one of four bases (A, C, T, and G), generating a cluster map that identifies clusters as disjointed regions of contiguous subpixels which share a substantially matching base call sequence, determining cluster metadata based on the disjointed regions in the cluster map, and using the cluster metadata to generate the ground truth training data for training the neural network-based template generator for the cluster metadata determination task.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to artificial intelligence based determination of analyte data for base calling. In particular, the technology disclosed uses input image data that is derived from a sequence of images. Each image in the sequence of images represents an imaged region and depicts intensity emissions indicative of one or more analytes and a surrounding background of the intensity emissions at a respective one of a plurality of sequencing cycles of a sequencing run. The input image data comprises image patches extracted from each image in the sequence of images. The input image data is processed through a neural network to generate an alternative representation of the input image data. The alternative representation is processed through an output layer to generate an output indicating properties of respective portions of the imaged region.