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library_name: pytorch
pipeline_tag: feature-extraction
tags:
- computational-pathology
- spatial-proteomics
- histopathology
- colorectal-cancer
- multimodal
CIPHER model weights
This repository contains the released weights for CIPHER (Cross-Panel Integration of Proteomics for Histopathology-based Ecosystem Representation). CIPHER learns protein-defined tissue representations from spatial proteomics and transfers them to routine H&E images.
The implementation and tutorials are maintained at https://github.com/MedCAI/CIPHER-public.
CIPHER is research software and has not been validated as a clinical decision-support system.
Files
| File | Purpose | Size |
|---|---|---|
cipher_sp/cipher_sp_weights.pt |
CIPHER-SP spatial-proteomics checkpoint | 1,474,240,075 bytes |
cipher_he/cipher_he_lora.pt |
CIPHER-HE LoRA adapter | 9,992,877 bytes |
metadata/share_schema.json |
Shared CODEX/ORION channel schema for CIPHER-SP | 1,761 bytes |
Download
Install huggingface_hub, then download both weights into the layout expected by the GitHub repository:
python -m pip install --upgrade huggingface_hub
hf download Ceilinghans/CIPHER cipher_sp/cipher_sp_weights.pt cipher_he/cipher_he_lora.pt --local-dir artifacts/models
Or download individual files from Python:
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download
sp_checkpoint = hf_hub_download(
repo_id="Ceilinghans/CIPHER",
filename="cipher_sp/cipher_sp_weights.pt",
)
he_adapter = hf_hub_download(
repo_id="Ceilinghans/CIPHER",
filename="cipher_he/cipher_he_lora.pt",
)
CIPHER-SP inference
Install the CIPHER-SP package from the code repository, prepare a manifest as
described in CIPHER-SP/README.md, and run:
python CIPHER-SP/extract_features.py \
--checkpoint artifacts/models/cipher_sp/cipher_sp_weights.pt \
--manifest CIPHER-SP/metadata/manifest.csv \
--schema CIPHER-SP/metadata/share_schema.json \
--out_pt outputs/patch_features.pt \
--feature_type mean_patch \
--device cuda
The input TIFF patches must have shape channels x 224 x 224, with channels
ordered according to the schemas in the code repository.
CIPHER-HE inference
CIPHER-HE is a LoRA adapter and does not include the UNI2-h backbone. Obtain UNI2-h base weights separately under their original access and license terms, then run:
cipher-he /path/to/he_patches --recursive \
--output outputs/features.pt \
--feature-type projected \
--checkpoint artifacts/models/cipher_he/cipher_he_lora.pt \
--base-weights /path/to/UNI2-h/pytorch_model.bin
Use --feature-type projected for normalized 512-dimensional cross-modal
features or --feature-type backbone for 1,536-dimensional adapted UNI2-h
features.
Provenance and limitations
- The CIPHER-HE file is the epoch-10 LoRA training checkpoint. Optimizer state, environment-specific filesystem paths and cohort-split identifiers were removed without changing the trainable tensor values.
- Exact manuscript-training provenance of the CIPHER-SP checkpoint is not verified. Its embedded metadata reports epoch 9 and a 30-epoch, batch-size-128 recipe, whereas the manuscript describes 50 epochs and batch size 256. The audited implementation also uses one shared marker-decoder parameter set for both platforms. Do not present this checkpoint as an exact reproduction of manuscript training.
- Neither checkpoint contains patient, slide, patch or image data.
- These are PyTorch
.ptfiles. PyTorch checkpoints may use pickle-based deserialization; download them only from the official repository.
Citation
If you use these weights, please cite the accompanying manuscript:
Spatial proteomics-informed histopathology identifies prognostic tissue ecosystems in colorectal cancer.
Formal citation details will be added after publication.