Nice work on organizing the data and to a fair degree taking care of the tedious pre-processing associated with any ml task but... Idk, I fail to see how this could help. Personally I'll fiddle around with it in my spare time but mostly for fun, I don't expect anything significantly useful to come out of it.
On a higher level I feel like the success of the IT industry has made a lot of people feel like it is the answer to every possible question. And sure, bioinformatics is an incredible subject and I've invested a lot in studying it in my spare time in the last couple of years but __purely__ out of curiosity. But my 2 cents on the subject is that us(developers, ml engineers, etc) cannot provide the answer to the meaning of life. In this situation our safest course of action is to work from home as much as possible and avoid making decision that could potentially make the situation worse. Basically protect ourselves and those around us as much as possible. And by doing so, let people who have the adequate training, knowledge and experience take care of the situation. Sure, play around with it in your spare time, and if you come up with something - share it. But the whole "stand back boys, let us men handle it" mentality is what really bugs me. If anything history has taught us that this goes badly 990 out of 1000 times(to be more in lines with Bayesians). We all want the underdog to win the game but... Come on...