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Adaptive Integration of Heterogeneous Foundation Models to Find Histologically Predictable Genes in Breast Cancer

2026-04-08

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Foundation models for computational pathology have rapidly emerged as powerful tools for extracting rich biological and morphological representations from histopathology images. However, variations in model architecture, pre-training data, and optimization objectives often lead to task-dependent performance, rather than universal generalization. As a result, effective strategies for integrating their complementary...

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216a4171-4831-51c7-8163-ec8a68da1a19
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10.64898/2026.04.05.716435
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