n AED (Annotation Edit Distance) score of 0 represents that gene models have no cumulative evidence support True False

The statement is True.

Annotation Edit Distance (AED) is a metric used to evaluate the difference between gene models or annotations based on the cumulative support from various evidence sources. An AED score of 0 indicates that the gene models are identical in terms of the annotations and the evidence supporting them. In other words, a score of 0 implies that there is no discrepancy and that the models are perfectly aligned with the expected or observed data. This suggests that they have no cumulative evidence support because there are no differences or disagreements in the annotations or evidence that would warrant a higher AED score. Essentially, the closer the AED score is to 0, the stronger the agreement between the annotations, whereas higher scores reflect greater divergence between the models.