Artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful approach for solving complex problems in the processing, analysis, and interpretation of omics data, as well as the integration of multi-omics and clinical data.In recent years, AI has enabled remarkable breakthroughs across diverse biomedical fields, such as genomic variant interpretation, protein structure prediction, disease diagnosis, and drug discovery.Aiming to provide a forum for advances in the development and application of AI-based tools in omics, we have organized a special issue ''Artificial Intelligence in Omics" for the journal Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics (GPB).This special issue covers a broad spectrum of topics, including but not limited to: 1) AI-based models, methods, and software for the processing, analysis, visualization, and interpretation of omics data; 2) AI-based algorithms for the integrative analysis of omics, clinical, and health data, including biomedical images; 3) AI-based platforms for improving disease diagnosis, precision medicine, and patient
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