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Accurate spatial quantification in computational pathology with multiple instance learning

2024-04-26

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Spatial quantification is a critical step in most computational pathology tasks, from guiding pathologists to areas of clinical interest to discovering tissue phenotypes behind novel biomarkers. To circumvent the need for manual annotations, modern computational pathology methods have favoured multiple-instance learning approaches that can accurately predict whole-slide image labels, albeit at the expense of losin...

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ae211f2b-918d-5ace-afa6-acbfe7d6480f
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10.1101/2024.04.25.24306364
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