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Additional edits:

• a box listing the most common "tasks" for ML in the context of rare diseases and refer back to them throughout the main text
• refer to this body of work and state what type of methodology has been excluded from the review (here are example PMIDs from the rare disease genetic association literature: 26924528, 21737059, 25502226, 28669401).